CALL FOR PAPERS: Women in Nineteenth-Century American Theatre
In connection with the work done by the University of Malaga Research Group
on American Theatre, We invite submissions of manuscripts for a collection
of critical essays on women in nineteenth-century American theatre; the aim
of the collection is to recover nineteenth-century women’s contribution to
the development of American theatre and give them the space they deserve.
Contributions should offer a broader picture of what devoting your life to
the theatre, in one way or another, meant for women by examining how theatre
was viewed by women and how women in the theatre were viewed by society.
Possible topics include (but are not limited to):
- women playwrights (either biographies or analyses of their work). We are
particularly interested in lesser known dramatists who are not usually
anthologized.
- women critics
- dramatization of novels (either the novel or its dramatization should be
written by a woman)
- actresses
- women managers
- women spectators
No more than one essay per person.
Required length: 6000 to 7500 words.
MLA format strictly required
Enquiries and completed essays (one hard copy + disk) should be submitted to
the editors at the following addresses by 30 June 2002:
Dr Miriam Lopez & Dr Lola Narbona
Departamento de Filología Inglesa
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
29013 Malaga (Spain)
miriamlopez1967@terra.es <mailto:miriamlopez1967@terra.es>
narbona@uma.es <mailto:narbona@uma.es>
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