Dumbocracy in America
studies in the theatre of guilt, 1987-1994
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Word Count
69,000 words, Guess
Page Count
276 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1093141M
- ISBN-101566630606
- OCLC Control Number30518268
- Library of Congress Control Number94017515
- Goodreads4775823
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- LibraryThing1091214
Classifications
- DDC792.9/5/09730908
- LCCPN2266.5 .B78 1994
Description
The theatre as mirror of our peculiar politics - this is the theme of Robert Brustein's engaging new collection of writings. No theatre critic in America is more informed by ideas than Mr. Brustein, and no critic does a better job of relating theatre to the larger culture. Here, in essays, reviews, and profiles, some of them appearing for the first time, Mr. Brustein uses the prism of the American theatre to explore the motivating impulses behind galloping political correctness.
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