Three tall women: return to the muses / Bruce J. Mann -- Edward Albee: a retrospective (and beyond) / Anne Paolucci -- Absurdly American: rediscovering the representation of violence in The zoo story / Lisa M. Siefker Bailey -- 'Good, better, best, bested': the failure of American typology in Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf? / Lincoln Konkle -- Like father, like son: the ciphermale in A delicate balance and Malcolm / Robert F. Gross -- Forging text into theatre: Edward Albee directs Box and quotations from chairman Mao Tse-Tung / Rakesh H. Solomon -- A demystified mystique: all over and the fall of the cult of true womanhood / Emily Rosenbaum -- The lady from Dubuque: into the labyrinth / Ronald F. Rapin -- Postmodernist tensions in Albee's recent plays / Norma Jenckes -- Directing Three tall women / Lawrence Sacharow -- Interview with Edward Albee / Bruce J. Mann.
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A collection of essays on Albee's work, including new studies of well-known plays, discussions of lesser-known dramas, an interview with the playwright, a chronology and a bibliography.
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