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Mark Lang
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Mark Lang
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Harold Lang
If He Asked Me, I Could Write A Book is the first biography written of Harold Lang; almost a love song from a dance student to her former ballet master and friend of 15 years. Playing Pal Joey in the 1952 Broadway hit of the same name, Harold Lang had sung "If They Asked Me, I Could Write a Book," and retiring to Carmel to writing his autobiography was his retirement dream during his last years as a dance professor at a college in Northern California. That never happened. Pancreatic cancer, once diagnosed, left little time for authorship. Luckily, his graduate student had been taping interviews and taking notes, originally with the intention of a doctoral dissertation. From that beginning (a...
Mark Lang 2007
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The Theatre of Harold Pinter
The plays of the late Nobel laureate Harold Pinter have formed part of the canon of world theatre since the 1960s. Frequently revived on the professional stage, and studied on almost every Theatre Studies course, his importance and influence is hard to overestimate. This Critical Companion offers an assessment of Pinter's entire body of work for the stage, appraising his skill as a dramatist and considering his impact and legacy. Through a clear focus on issues of theatricality and the effect of the plays in performance The Theatre of Harold Pinter considers Pinter's chief narrative concerns and offers a unifying theme through which over four decades of work may be understood. Plays are considered in themed chapters that follow the chronological sequence of work, illuminating the development of his aesthetic and concerns. The volume features too a series of essays from other leading scholars presenting different critical perspectives on the work, including Harry Burton on Pinter's early drama; Ann Hall on Revisiting Pinter's Women; Chris Megson on Pinter's Memory Plays of the 1970s, and Basil Chiasson on Neoliberalism and Democracy.
Harold Pinter
A thematic collection of critical essays on Harold Pinter's theatrical works published alongside new interviews with contemporary theatre practitioners
Economic Effects of Transparency in International Equity Markets
This monograph reviews the existing accounting, finance and economics literature on the economic effects of transparency in international equity markets, considers aspects of an international setting that make it an interesting environment for investigating these effects, and suggests directions for future research
