Maria Irene Fornes and her critics
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Maria Irene Fornes and her critics
（Contributions in drama and theatre studies, no. 70）
Greenwood Press,, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This first book dedicated to US-Cuban playwright/director Maria Irene Fornes is a lucid theoretical, historical, and production-oriented study of Fornes' published works and their critical legacy. Kent argues that most critics, including a range of theatre feminists, have yet to fully explicate the incisive social critique presented in Fornes' work. Examining the complex relationships between Fornes' aesthetic innovations and her unconventional social politics, Kent presents a comprehensive, contextualized study of Fornes work and the critics' response.
Table of Contents
Introduction Critical, Theoretical, Historical Context Critical Legacy A Pragmatic Feminist Perspective Contextualizing Fornes Maria Irene Fornes: Career and Works Early Plays Fefu and her Critics The 'Mud' Plays And What of the Night? Appendix: Maria Irene Fornes Timeline References Index
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