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        University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University Press, c1993

      • 발행연도

        1993

      • 작성언어

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        792.9/5/09421 판사항(20)

      • ISBN

        0271008725 (acid-free paper)

      • 자료형태

        일반단행본

      • 발행국(도시)

        Pennsylvania

      • 서명/저자사항

        The drama observed / Bernard Shaw ; edited and with an introduction by Bernard F. Dukore.

      • 형태사항

        4 v. (liv, 1589 p.) ; 24 cm.

      • 일반주기명

        Includes bibliographical references and index.
        v. 1. 1880-1895 -- v. 2. 1895-1897 -- v. 3. 1897-1911 -- v. 4. 1911-1950.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • CONTENTS
      • VOLUME Ⅰ
      • Introduction = xv
      • A Note on the Texts = xlvii
      • Abbreviations = li
      • CONTENTS
      • VOLUME Ⅰ
      • Introduction = xv
      • A Note on the Texts = xlvii
      • Abbreviations = li
      • Acknowledgments = liii
      • The Merchant of Venice at The Lyceum (7 April 1880) = 3
      • Troilus and Cressida (29 February 1884) = 11
      • [Shakespear's and Browning's Caliban] (25 April 1884) = 30
      • [A Blot in the 'Scutcheon and The Comedy of Errors] (2 May 1885) = 31
      • American Stage-Right (27 June 1885) = 33
      • [Le Ma$$\hat i$$tre de Forges and The Money Spinner] (August 1885) = 35
      • [Hoodman Blind] (5 September 1885) = 36
      • Qualifications of the Complete Actor (19 September 1885) = 38
      • [Hoodman Blind and Olivia] (October 1885) = 42
      • [Hamlet] (30 October 1885) = 46
      • [Colombe's Birthday] (21 November 1885) = 46
      • [Shakespearean Verse] (19 December 1885) = 47
      • [Mayfair, Impulse, Colombe's Birthday] (January 1886) = 48
      • [Faust] (March 1886) = 52
      • [The Lord Harry, A Bed of Roses, Antoinette Rigaud] (April 1886) = 55
      • [The Cenci] (June 1886) = 58
      • [Love's Labor's Lost] (August 1886) = 62
      • [Delsartism] (September 1886) = 65
      • Macbeth at the Olympic (9 September 1886) = 69
      • Miss Alma Murray as Beatrice Cenci (9 March 1887) = 71
      • [Held by the Enemy (Ⅰ)] (4 April 1887) = 72
      • [Held by the Enemy (Ⅱ)] (11 April 1887) = 73
      • [La Doctoresse] (11 July 1887) = 75
      • In Five Acts and in Blank Verse (14 July 1887) = 76
      • Loyal Love at The Gaiety (15 August 1887) = 79
      • Moli$$\grave e$$re's Things (1 December 1887) = 81
      • Plays and Players (7 February 1888) = 82
      • [The Blot in the 'Scutcheon] (16 March 1888) = 87
      • The Taming of the Shrew (8 June 1888) = 88
      • Royalty Theatre... French v. English Histrionics (1 February 1889) = 89
      • Acting, by One Who Does Not Believe in It (5 February 1889) = 92
      • [Note on New Shakespear Society Reading of Twelfth Night] (21 February 1889) = 104
      • [A Doll's House] (1 June 1889) = 105
      • A Play by Henrik Ibsen in London (8 June 1889) = 106
      • Is Mr Buchanan a Critic with a Wooden Head? (13 June 1889) = 108
      • Proof (13 August 1889) = 110
      • The Gold Craze (2 December 1889) = 112
      • Ibsen in Difficulties (9 January 1891) = 113
      • The Quintessence of Ibsenism (September 1891) = 115
      • ["The Little Georgia Magnet"] (16 November 1891) = 196
      • "Spectator's" Book (9 January 1892) = 197
      • A Shelley Celebration (16 July 1892) = 201
      • Bernard Shaw Replies to the Critics of Widowers' Houses (19 December 1892) = 203
      • Unconscious Villainy and Widowers' Houses (31 December 1892) = 208
      • The Author to the Dramatic Critics (May 1893) = 210
      • Playwright Cut Playwright. Bernard Shaw on George Moore (27 June 1893) = 218
      • Ten Minutes with Mr Bernard Shaw (28 April 1894) = 221
      • [On Criticism] (June 1894) = 222
      • Concerning State-Aided Amusements (9 December 1894) = 223
      • Preface to The Theatrical "World" of 1894 by William Archer(1895) = 224
      • Slaves of the Ring (5 January 1895) = 233
      • Two New Plays (12 January 1895) = 237
      • King Arthur (19 January 1895) = 242
      • The Independent Theatre (26 January 1895) = 248
      • Poor Shakespear! (2 February 1895) = 252
      • Why Not Sir Henry Irving? (9 February 1895) = 258
      • A Purified Play (16 February 1895) = 263
      • An Old New Play and a New Old One (23 February 1895) = 267
      • The Late Censor (2 March 1895) = 272
      • Mr Arthur Roberts as a Gentleman (9 March 1895) = 279
      • Mr Pinero's New Play (16 March 1895) = 283
      • The Censorship of Plays. A Talk with Mr Bernard Shaw (21 March 1895) = 288
      • The Independent Theatre Repents (23 March 1895) = 290
      • L'CEuvre (30 March 1895) = 295
      • The Living Pictures (6 April 1895) = 301
      • Mr William Archer's Criticisms (13 April 1895) = 307
      • Two Bad Plays (20 April 1895) = 312
      • Spanish Tragedy and English Farce (27 April 1895) = 317
      • The Problem Play : A Symposium (May 1895) = 324
      • At The Theatres (4 May 1895) = 329
      • VOLUME Ⅱ
      • Mr Irving Takes Paregoric (11 May 1895) = 337
      • The Two Latest Comedies (18 May 1895) = 343
      • A New Lady Macbeth and a New Mrs Ebbsmith (25 May 1895) = 348
      • Sardoodledom (1 June 1895) = 353
      • Two Plays (8 June 1895) = 359
      • Duse and Bernhardt (15 June 1895) = 366
      • La Princesse Lointaine (22 June 1895) = 371
      • Mr Daly Fossilizes (29 June 1895) = 378
      • Poor Shakespear! (6 July 1895) = 383
      • Toujours Daly (13 July 1895) = 389
      • Criticism on the Hustings (20 July 1895) = 395
      • The Season's Moral (27 July 1895) = 401
      • Romeo and Juliet (28 September 1895) = 406
      • Plays That Are No Plays (5 October 1895) = 412
      • The Chili Widow (12 October 1895) = 417
      • Pinero As He Is Acted (19 October 1895) = 422
      • More Masterpieces (26 October 1895) = 429
      • The New Magdalen and the Old (2 November 1895) = 433
      • Trilby and L'Ami des Femmes (9 November 1895) = 439
      • The Case for the Critic-Dramatist (16 November 1895) = 445
      • Manxsome and Traditional (23 November 1895) = 450
      • The Divided Way (30 November 1895) = 454
      • Short Summary of the Position and Prospects of The Independent Theatre (December 1895) = 460
      • Told You So (7 December 1895) = 464
      • The Old Acting and the New (14 December 1895) = 470
      • Mr John Hare (21 December 1895) = 475
      • One of the Worst (28 December 1895) = 480
      • New Year Dramas (4 January 1896) = 486
      • Plays of the Week (11 January 1896) = 491
      • Michael and His Lost Angel (18 January 1896) = 497
      • Church and Stage (25 January 1896) = 502
      • Dear Harp of My Country (1 February 1896) = 508
      • Another Failure (8 February 1896) = 513
      • The Tailor and the Stage (15 February 1896) = 519
      • Two Plays (22 February 1896) = 524
      • Pinero and Grundy on G.B.S. (29 February 1896) = 529
      • The Return of Mrs Pat (7 March 1896) = 534
      • On Nothing in Particular and the Theatre in General (14 March 1896) = 540
      • Municipal Theatres (21 March 1896) = 545
      • The Theatre in England (28 March 1896) = 550
      • Boiled Heroine (28 March 1896) = 557
      • Mary Anderson (4 April 1896) = 562
      • Nietzsche in English (11 April 1896) = 567
      • Two Easter Pieces (18 April 1896) = 572
      • Punch and Judy Again (25 April 1896) = 577
      • The Immortal William (2 May 1896) = 582
      • The Farcical Comedy. Outbreak (9 May 1896) = 588
      • Henry Ⅳ (16 May 1896) = 593
      • Resurrection Pie (23 May 1896) = 600
      • G.B.S. on Clement Scott (30 May 1896) = 605
      • The New Magda and the New Cyprienne (6 June 1896) = 610
      • Miss Nethersole and Mrs Kendal (13 June 1896) = 615
      • Some Other Critics (20 June 1896) = 621
      • The Second Dating of Sheridan (27 June 1896) = 627
      • De Mortuis (4 July 1896) = 633
      • "The Spacious Times" (11 July 1896) = 639
      • Daly Undaunted (18 July 1896) = 645
      • The Municipal Theatre Absurdity (1 August 1896) = 651
      • [Acting Imogen] (6 September 1896) = 656
      • Blaming the Bard (26 September 1896) = 660
      • Mainly About Melodramas (3 October 1896) = 666
      • William Morris as Actor and Dramatist (10 October 1896) = 671
      • Two Plays (17 October 1896) = 677
      • The Red Robe (24 October 1896) = 682
      • On Deadheads and Other Matters (31 October 1896) = 687
      • Ibsen Ahead! (7 November 1896) = 693
      • Peer Gynt in Paris (21 November 1896) = 698
      • Little Eyolf(28 November 1896) = 705
      • Toujours Shakespear! (5 December 1896) = 711
      • Ibsen without Tears (12 December 1896) = 717
      • Mr Bancroft's Pilgrimage (19 December 1896) = 723
      • Richard Himself Again (26 December 1896) = 728
      • Better Than Shakespear (2 January 1897) = 735
      • A Musical Farce (9 January 1897) = 741
      • Ibsen's New Play (16 January 1897) = 746
      • Satan Saved at Last (16 January 1897) = 750
      • At the Pantomime (23 January 1897) = 756
      • The New Ibsen Play (30 January 1897) = 761
      • Olivia (6 February 1897) = 766
      • Mr Wilson Barrett as the Messiah (13 February 1897) = 772
      • Ibsen and Things (20 February 1897) = 777
      • For England, Home, and Beauty (20 February 1897) = 778
      • VOLUME Ⅲ
      • The Echegaray Matin$$\acute e$$es (27 February 1897) = 787
      • Gallery Rowdyism (6 March 1897) = 792
      • Madox Brown, Watts, and Ibsen (13 March 1897) = 798
      • Shakespear in Manchester (20 March 1897) = 803
      • Meredith on Comedy (27 March 1897) = 809
      • Mr Pinero on Turning Forty (3 April 1897) = 814
      • The New Century Theatre (10 April 1897) = 821
      • Madame Sans-G$$\hat e$$ne (17 April 1897) = 827
      • Not Worth Reading (24 April 1897) = 831
      • Her Majesty's (1 May 1897) = 835
      • John Gabriel Borkman (8 May 1897) = 841
      • A Doll's House Again (15 May 1897) = 847
      • Ibsen Triumphant (22 May 1897) = 852
      • Mainly About Shakespear (29 May 1897) = 858
      • Quickwit on Blockhead (5 June 1897) = 864
      • Alexander the Great (12 June 1897) = 870
      • Robertson Redivivus (19 June 1897) = 875
      • Lorenzaccio (26 June 1897) = 880
      • Ghosts at the Jubilee (3 July 1897) = 886
      • The Shooting Star Season (10 July 1897) = 891
      • Mr Grundy's Improvements on Dumas (17 July 1897) = 896
      • The Last Gasp of the Season (24 July 1897) = 901
      • Hamlet (2 October 1897) = 904
      • At Several Theatres (9 October 1897) = 910
      • The Theatres (16 October 1897) = 916
      • Romance in Its Last Ditch (23 October 1897) = 922
      • Vegetarian and Arboreal (30 October 1897) = 928
      • Chin Chon Chino (6 November 1897) = 933
      • Shakespear and Mr Barrie (13 November 1897) = 937
      • On Pleasure Bent (20 November 1897) = 944
      • The Board School (27 November 1897) = 948
      • The Stage as a Profession (29 November 1897) = 952
      • A Breath from the Spanish Main (4 December 1897) = 956
      • The Happy Life (11 December 1897) = 960
      • Hamlet Revisited (18 December 1897) = 964
      • On the Living and the Dead (25 December 1897) = 968
      • Peace and Goodwill to Managers (1 January 1898) = 972
      • Peter the Blackguard (8 January 1898) = 976
      • The Comedy of Calf Love (15 January 1898) = 980
      • Church and Stage (22 January 1898) = 983
      • Tappertit on Caesar (29 January 1898) = 988
      • Mr Pinero's Past (5 February 1898) = 993
      • Manchester Still Expiating (12 February 1898) = 999
      • Beaumont and Fletcher (19 February 1898) = 1004
      • Shakespear's Merry Gentlemen (26 February 1898) = 1007
      • Elizabethan Athletics at Oxford (5 March 1898) = 1012
      • The Natural and the Stage Villain (12 March 1898) = 1016
      • Archer's Annual (19 March 1898) = 1020
      • England's Delicate Compliment to Ibsen (26 March 1898) = 1023
      • Mr Heinemann and the Censor (2 April 1898) = 1027
      • The Drama in Hoxton (9 April 1898) = 1032
      • Mr Charles Frohman's Mission (16 April 1898) = 1037
      • The Drama Purified (23 April 1898) = 1043
      • Kate Terry (30 April 1898) = 1047
      • Van Amburgh Revived (7 May 1898) = 1051
      • G.B.S. Vivisected (14 May 1898) = 1056
      • Valedictory (21 May 1898) = 1059
      • As You Dont Like It (15 July 1899) = 1061
      • The Censorship of the Stage in England (August 1899) = 1065
      • On the University Dramatic Society (January 1900) = 1077
      • The New Tendencies in Dramatic Art (30 December 1900) = 1082
      • How to Make Plays Readable (December 1901) = 1083
      • Why Cyril Maude Did Not Produce You Never Can Tell (1903) = 1088
      • John Bull's Other Island : The Author's Instructions to the Producer (25 December 1904) = 1093
      • The Dying Tongue of Great Elizabeth (11 February 1905) = 1095
      • Bernard Shaw Abashed (17 April 1905) = 1103
      • [The Original Morality of Hamlet] (25 June 1905) = 1107
      • G.B.S. and the Trust (28 July 1905) = 1108
      • Is a Theatre Trust Desirable? (2 August 1905) = 1110
      • Impressions of the Theatre (October 1905) = 1112
      • Sir Henry Irving (25 October 1905) = 1115
      • Ellen Terry (24 December 1905) = 1119
      • "The Starving Art" : Mr Bernard Shaw and Amateur Actors (15 February 1906) = 1123
      • Christians and the Theatre (March 1906) = 1125
      • Ibsen (1 June 1906) = 1126
      • The Author's Apology [for Saturday Review Criticisms] (October 1906) = 1132
      • [On The Doctor's Dilemma] (December 1906) = 1134
      • Art and Public Money (6 March 1907) = 1135
      • Shaw Answers James Bryce (5 May 1907) = 1137
      • The Solution to the Censorship Problem (29 June 1907) = 1139
      • [The Court Theatre] .(7 July 1907) = 1148
      • Waste and the Censor (8 February 1908) = 1152
      • [On Ibsen's Influence] (8 December 1908) = 1156
      • Draft Letter to Millionaires (February 1909) = 1157
      • The National Shakespear Theatre and the New Repertory Theatres (10 May 1909) = 1161
      • [Model Testimony of Witnesses on Censorship] (July 1909) = 1164
      • [Testimony on the Censorship of Plays] (30 July 1909) = 1173
      • Preface to Three Plays by Brieux (1909) = 1188
      • Mr Trench's Dramatic Values (2 July 1910) = 1222
      • Note on Lady Gregory's Plays (October 1910) = 1226
      • Mr Frank Harris's Shakespear (24 December 1910) = 1228
      • [On Our Stage and Its Critics] (1910-11) = 1236
      • [On Edipus the King] (14 March 1911) = 1241
      • VOLUME Ⅳ
      • Bernard Shaw on the Irish Players (9 December 1911) = 1249
      • [The Principles That Govern the Dramatist] (2 June 1912) = 1255
      • Mr Bernard Shaw and A Winter's Tale : What Mr Barker Has Done (29 September 1912) = 1257
      • The Quintessence of Ibsenism (Second Edition, August 1913) = 1258
      • Mr Shaw on Morals (8 November 1913) = 1303
      • Public Morals (15 November 1913) = 1306
      • The Play and Its Author (8 December 1913) = 1309
      • Repertory Theatre Finance (10 January 1914) = 1313
      • How To Make a Play Both Readable and Actable (after 6 February 1914) = 1317
      • The Cinema as a Moral Leveler (27 June 1914) = 1319
      • The Doctor's Dilemma (26 March 1915) = 1322
      • What the Films May Do to the Drama (May 1915) = 1324
      • Mr Arnold Bennett Thinks Playwriting Easier Than Novel Writing (11 March 1916) = 1330
      • On Cutting Shakespear [Ⅰ] (August 1919) = 1337
      • [On Cutting Shakespear (Ⅱ)] (6 September 1919) = 1341
      • I Am a Classic : But Am I a Shakespear Thief? (31 January 1920) = 1344
      • Cutting Shakespear (November 1920) = 1347
      • From the Point of View of the Playwright (1920) = 1350
      • Arms and the Man. Instructions to Producer (late 1920 or early 1921) = 1360
      • [On Humor] (1921) = 1361
      • [Open Letter to J. T. Grein] (1921) = 1362
      • Shakespear : A Standard Text [Ⅰ] (17 March 1921) = 1364
      • Shakespear : A Standard Text [Ⅱ] (31 March 1921) = 1371
      • What A Playwright Should Do with His First Play (1 April 1921) = 1372
      • Shakespear : A Standard Text [Ⅲ] (14 April 1921) = 1375
      • Tolstoy : Tragedian or Comedian? (May 1921) = 1375
      • Authors' Rights : G.B.S. on Money and Art (25 May 1922) = 1380
      • The Art of Rehearsal (24 June 1922) = 1381
      • Handicaps of a Queen of Tragedy (1 April 1923) = 1386
      • A Plea for Reconstruction (23 April 1923) = 1387
      • Wanted : A New Sort of Theatre (April 1923) = 1391
      • Mr Shaw on Printed Plays (17 May 1923) = 1396
      • The Drama, The Theatre, and The Films (1 September 1924) = 1398
      • The Drama and the Microphone (March 1925) = 1408
      • Views on the Censorship (April-May 1928) = 1409
      • Amateur and Professional Fees for Performing Licences (July 1928) = 1410
      • Bernard Shaw Talks About Actors and Acting (7 December 1928) = 1414
      • [On Inspiration] (1929) = 1422
      • Preface to Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw : A Correspondence (26 June 1929) = 1422
      • [On Drama Critics and Drama Criticism] (11 October 1929) = 1443
      • [The Cinema as an Art Form] (1 January 1930) = 1446
      • Shaw Asserts Theatre Is Lost, Signs for Films (8 August 1930) = 1446
      • Mr Shaw Replies to Mr Craig (26 October 1930) = 1447
      • Theatre Managers and Film Rights (Spring 1931) = 1448
      • My First Talkie ([August] 1931) = 1449
      • Note on Puppets (1932) = 1451
      • Relation of the Cinema to the Theatre (9 May 1932) = 1452
      • G.B.S. Defends Too True from Failure (28 October 1932) = 1454
      • On the Performance of Noh (8 March 1933) = 1455
      • [Hollywood's Immoral Influence] (11 April 1933) = 1456
      • An Aside ([May] 1933) = 1457
      • Traditional Japanese Theatre and Contemporary Japanese Society] (30 April 1934) = 1463
      • Mr G. B. Shaw on Film Censorship (20 January 1935) = 1463
      • Saint Joan Banned : Film Censorship in the United States (14 September 1936) = 1465
      • The Art of Talking for the Talkies (23 October 1936) = 1469
      • Films, Plays, and G. B. Shaw (1937) = 1474
      • The Old Vic Company's Production of Hamlet (19 May 1937) = 1477
      • The Unhappy Years of Barrie (20 June 1937) = 1479
      • The National Theatre ; Deeds of Site Handed Over (28 April 1938) = 1482
      • [On Ticket Prices] (19 November 1938) = 1482
      • G.B.S. Angry at Moslems' Criticism (14 March 1939) = 1483
      • [Newcastle People's Theatre] (22 March 1939) = 1484
      • Ballet for the Troops on Leave (6 February 1940) = 1486
      • Authors and the War : Exploited Patriotism (Spring 1940) = 1488
      • The R.A.D.A. Graduates' Keepsake & Counsellor (May 1941) = 1490
      • Granville-Barker : Some Particulars (Winter 1946) = 1501
      • "G.B.S." on Television (January 1947) = 1508
      • Sullivan, Shakespear, and Shaw (October 1947) = 1509
      • What I Think About Broadcasting (7 November 1947) = 1513
      • [Moliere and Shaw] (c. 1947-48) = 1514
      • The Greatest of the Great (January-February 1949) = 1515
      • Rules for Directors (July 1949) = 1516
      • The Play of Ideas (6 May 1950) = 1524
      • Index = 1529
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