Women, modernism, and performance /
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Cambridge, U.K. ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2004
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Table of Contents:
- 1 From 'Hedda Gabler' to 'Votes for Women' : Elizabeth Robins's early feminist critique of Ibsen
- 2. Feminist Shakespeare : Ellen Terry's comic ideal
- 3. Unimagined parts, unlived selves : Virginia Woolf on Ellen Terry and the art of acting
- 4. Staging the ob/scene
- 5. Writing/performing : Virginia Woolf between the acts
- 6. Feminism, tragedy, history : the fate of Isadora Duncan.
- From Hedda Gabler to Votes for Women: Elizabeth Robins's Early Feminist Critique of Ibsen
- Feminist Shakespeare: Ellen Terry's comic ideal
- Unimagined parts, unlived selves: Virginia Woolf on Ellen Terry and the art of acting
- Staging the Ob/scene
- Writing/performing: Virginia Woolf between the acts
- Feminism, tragedy, history: the fate of Isadora Duncan