Approaches to Teaching Medieval English Drama

New York: Modern Language Association of America, 1990. Hardcover. VG (Ex-library with stamps and labels on spine, inside front and rear covers, ffep and block.. Red cloth boards with gilt spine lettering; xvii, 182 pp. Contents: Materials / Richard K. Emmerson -- Medieval Drama: genres, misconceptions, and approaches / Martin Stevens -- Teaching the Medieval Latin "drama": reflections historical and theoretical / C. Clifford Flanigan -- Cultural approaches to medieval drama / Kathleen M. Ashley -- The semiotics of Christ's body in the English cycles / Peter W. Travis -- A feminist approach to the Corpus Christi cycles / Theresa Coletti -- Typology and the teaching of medieval drama / Pamela Sheingorn -- Faith and prosperity: cultural values in medieval drama / Peter H. Greenfield -- Middle English drama and Middle English lyrics / Mark Allen.
(Cont'd.) Jesus Christ, Superstar and medieval drama: anachronism and humor / Michael L. Hall -- A theater of domestication and entrapment: the cycle plays / Robert W. Hanning -- Medieval drama through the cycle plays: problems and possibilities / John C. Coldewey -- Escaping from English literature: dramatic approaches to medieval drama / Robert Potter -- The Harlotry Players: teaching medieval drama through performance / Martin W. Walsh -- Festival and drama / Milla C. Riggio -- Tossing Mak around / Míc eál F. Vaughan -- Why teach medieval drama? / David Bevington.