"A dark fairy land"
America in the American social and political drama of the 1930's : a study of plays by Maxwell Anderson, Elmer Rice, Robert E. Sherwood, Lillian Hellman, Sidney Kingsley and Clifford Odets
by Gholam Reza Sami Gorgan Roodi
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Titles of Chapters:
I. Introduction 1
II. The Individualist Rebel: Maxwell Anderson 21
II. A. Both Your Houses (1933) 24
II. B. Valley Forge (1934) 32
II. C. Winterset (1935) 41
II. D. High Tor (1937) 50
III. The Utopian Socialist: Elmer Rice 59
III. A. We, the People (1933) 62
III. B. American Landscape (1938) 83
IV. The End of Rugged Individualism: Robert E. Sherwood 93
V. The Southern Socialist: Lillian Hellman 109
V. A. The Children’s Hour (1934) 111
V. B. Days to Come (1936) 120
V. C. The Little Foxes (1939) 125
VI. Literary Naturalist: Sidney Kingsley 137
VII. The Marxist Rebel: Clifford Odets 155
VII. A. Waiting for Lefty (1935) 156
VII. B. Awake and Sing! (1935) 168
VII. C. Paradise Lost (1935) 180
VII. D. Golden Boy (1937) 193
VIII. Conclusion 204
Bibliography 207
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This Ph.D. dissertation has now been published with the title, Ragged Individualism: America in the Political Drama of the 1930s, by Author House (2011).
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