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'A shameful conquest of itself': Images from the Empire in post-war British drama |
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An overview of mostly mainstage British drama from the 1950s to the 1970s, concerned with the representation of the decline of the British Empire. Focuses on the movement of Empire in post war Britain from metaphorical to objective concern in the work of Osborne, Hare, Bond, Churchill, Arden, Friel, Brenton and others. |
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| Source |
Australasian Drama Studies, ADSA, VIC
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| Volume |
1
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1
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89 - 108
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| Date Issued |
October 1982
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| Language |
English
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B004H3LL2W
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| Citation |
Jeremy Ridgman, 'A shameful conquest of itself': Images from the Empire in post-war British drama, Australasian Drama Studies, 1, 1, October 1982, 89 - 108
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60989
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