Browsing Theses by Subject "English drama-To 1500-History and criticism."

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A comparative study of the Corpus Christi Disputation plays.

Hoy, James F. (2013-04-15)

The Corpus Christi plays comprise one of the most enigmatical areas of English literature, for the paucity of records and play manuscripts prevents modern scholars from recognizing the origin and tracing the development ...
The development of the vice-character: from the time of the English cycle play to late Tudor drama.

Sandstrum, Fayeann. (2013-04-19)
The folk play and the carol in medieval religious drama.

Dillard, Dean I. (2012-12-21)

The importance of establishing written English drama during the Middle Ages is commonly acknowledged, but factors affecting its growth are still appropriate areas for further research. For example, at the time that the ...
The medieval religious drama of England: a new concept of the York plays and their creators.

Hill, Lischia Ann. (2013-04-15)

An anonymous critic of the late fourteenth century charged...since these players of miracles take in jest the serious works of God, there is no doubt that they scorn God, as did the Jews who mocked Christ; for they laughed ...
Staging and amplification of the annunciation theme in the Chester, York, Towneley-Wakefield, and Hegge cycles: a textual study.

Carpenter, Mary Lou. (2013-02-26)
Study of the influence of nationalism in representative English Renaissance drama.

Anderson, Virginia Elizabeth. (2012-12-17)

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