Performance and History: What History?
Essays in Honor of Herbert Blau
An issue of: Modern Language Quarterly
Special Issue Editors: Marshall Brown, Herbert Blau
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Table Of Contents
Back to Top1. Editor's Note—Marshall Brown
2. Theater/Performance Historiography: Politics, Ethics, and the Now—Michal Kobialka
3. The Sacred Clade and the Rhizomatic Dis-ease of History—Anthony Kubiak
4. Drama, Primitive Ritual, Ethnographic Spectacle: Genealogies of World Performance (ca. 1890 – 1910)—Julie Stone Peters
5. Unspeakable Histories: Terror, Spectacle, and Genocidal Memory—Odai Johnson
6. "Unpath'd waters, undream'd shores": Herbert Blau, Performing Doubles, and the Makeup of Memory in The Winter's Tale—Joseph Roach
7. Mexican Theater History and Its Discontents: Politics, Performance, and History in Mexico—Patricia Ybarra
8. Sheet Music Iconography and Music in the History of Transatlantic Minstrelsy—Daniel H. Foster
9. Why "What History?"—Herbert Blau
10. Renewing the Ado: Blau and Beckett—Peggy Phelan
11. What History? Some Afterthoughts—Freddie Rokem