Cultural Pragmatics in Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story by Dodhy S.

“…Cultural Pragmatics is essential for a close examination of Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story. This article attempts to investigate how intentions of interactants are culture driven and culture related. …”
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Cultural Pragmatics in Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story by Shamaila Dodhy

“…Cultural Pragmatics is essential for a close examination of Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story. It depicts how changing cultural values impinge on the behavioral patterns of the individual. …”
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Elements of The Epic Theatre in Edward Albee's The Sandbox by Zanyar F. Saeed

“…The present paper is an attempt to show how Edward Albee employs some of the techniques of the epic theatre in his play The Sandbox. …”
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Productions of Edward Albee's plays in Slovenia and the critics' response by Polonca Zalokar

“… The article focuses on Edward Albee's four plays belonging to the theatre of the absurd which have been performed in Slovene theatres so far. …”
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“Laughing Matters in the Theatre of Samuel Beckett and Edward Albee” by Linda Ben-Zvi

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Edward Albee and Arthur Kopit: Look Who’s Wearing the Pants! by Andra-Elena AGAFIŢEI

“…All the five plays under discussion—All Over, A Delicate Balance, The American Dream, The Sandbox by Edward Albee, and Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin’ So Sad by Arthur Kopit — present situations in which the female characters seem to have become the leader, taking the place of the head of the family, of the pater familias. …”
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The Names of the Games and the Games of the Names: The Onomasticon of Edward Albee's Plays by Leonard R. N. Ashley

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Bestiality and the Deconstruction of Family Cohesion in Edward Albee's The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia? by Ienas Talib Naseef

“… Edward Albee (1928-2016) is an American  dramatist who is notorious for his controversial works. …”
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The Neurosis of Blackness and Psychological Trauma in Edward Albee's The Death of Bessie Smith by Enas Talib Naseef

“…Edward Albee, as a playwright, indicates that art should be useful and have a message. …”
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The Image of troubled marriage in Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by , NURMANSYAH, M. Andhy, , Prof.Dr. C. Soebakdi Soemanto, SU

Embracing the Absurd of a Meaningless Life: Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance by Andra Elena AGAFIȚEI

“…One such couple, who fears and denies reality and tries to escape into the comfortable world of illusion, is the one Edward Albee presents in A Delicate Balance. The present paper aims at awakening the readers’ consciousness regarding their condition as human beings “trapped” in an absurd world, the purpose being that of bringing forth the social function of the Theatre of the Absurd. …”
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Extroversion - Introversion Traits and their Influence on the Humanistic Culture in Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story by Asst. Prof. Inam Hashim Hadi (PhD)

“…In the mid-twentieth century, dramatists including Edward Albee, among other writers, tried to revive a new vitalized social ideology to transform the current mode of human's thought whose effect exceeded the limits leading man to segregate himself from others. …”
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THE ALLEGORY OF AMERICAN DREAM AS AN ATTACK TO THE VALUES OF 1960'S AMERICAN SOCIETY IN EDWARD ALBEE'S THE AMERICAN DREAM by Emilia Tetti Harjani

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Social disparity in American society in the Mid-Twentieth Century :: A Study of Edward Albee's the Zoo Story by , TRIPRIHATMINI, Veronica, , Dr. C. Soebakdi Soemanto, SU

The Theatre of the Absurd icon: Edward Albee’s Juxtaposition of Abstract Symbolism to Existential realism in Who’s afraid of Virginia Wolf? by Hassiba BOUKHATEM

“…This paper, then, will try to show how both absurdism and symbolism phenomena are founded and involved in the writing of tragedians namely Edward Albee in “who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf?” the American classic. …”
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“There she was, looking at me with those eyes of her”: l’animal mis en regard dans le théâtre d’Edward Albee by Valentine Vasak

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“Who can keep learning [the linguistic] games we play?” Linguistic Games and the Parody of Contemporary American Culture in Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Olfa Gandouz

“…This paper is an attempt to decode the linguistic games in Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1962) using corpus linguistics. …”
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“In this day and rage”: Albee’s Martha Avenged in Ferocious Feminist Rewriting by Valentine Vasak

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Doomed Eternality of Desire and Fear in A Delicate Balance by Samira Sasani, Elham Haghrezaei

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The Zoo Story by Jindřiška Šulistová

“…The following contribution on The Zoo Story by Edward Albee focuses on the feeling of being lonely, estrangement, different social classes and statuses as well as disregard of others to the issues of people in need. …”
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