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|a Approaches to teaching early modern Spanish drama /
|c edited by Laura R. Bass and Margaret R. Greer.
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|a New York :
|b Modern Language Association of America,
|c 2006.
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|a xii, 281 p. ;
|c 23 cm.
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|a Approaches to teaching world literature,
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. [231]-267) and indexes.
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|t Preface to the Volume /
|r Laura R. Bass and Margaret R. Greer --
|g Part 1.
|t Materials /
|r Laura R. Bass and Margaret R. Greer --
|t Editions of Comedias --
|t Anthologies in Spanish --
|t Individual Editions and Series in Spanish --
|t Bilingual Editions and Translations --
|t The Instructor's Library --
|t Background Studies --
|t Critical and Scholarly Studies --
|t Journals and Series --
|t Aids to Teaching --
|t Illustrated Books --
|t Films --
|g Part 2.
|t Approaches --
|t Introduction /
|r Laura R. Bass and Margaret R. Greer --
|t The Past in the Present: Historical Frameworks and Visual Contexts --
|t Communicating the Past /
|r Melveena McKendrick --
|t Between Ideals and Pragmatism: Honor in Early Modern Spain /
|r Renato Barahona --
|t A Woman Hunted, a City Besieged: Spanish Emblems and Italian Art in Fuenteovejuna /
|r Frederick A. de Armas --
|t Early Modern Geographies: Teaching Space in Tirso de Molina's Urban Plays /
|r Enrique Garcia Santo-Tomas --
|t Costume and the Comedia: Dressing Up El vergonzoso en palacio in the Classroom /
|r Laura R. Bass --
|t Teaching Golden Age Theater through Filmic Adaptations /
|r Carmen Garcia de la Rasilla --
|t Language, Theory, and (Teaching) Philosophy --
|t How to Do Things with Polimetria /
|r Mary Malcolm Gaylord --
|t The Comedia and the Theoretical Imperative /
|r Edward H. Friedman --
|t Unanswering the Question: A Course on Spanish Golden Age Plays by Women /
|r Teresa S. Soufas --
|t Toward an Understanding of Moral Philosophy and the Theme of Desengano in Calderon /
|r Manuel Delgado --
|t Theater History, Practice, and Comparative Contexts --
|t Placing the Comedia in Performative Context /
|r Bruce R. Burningham --
|t On Teaching Non-Comedia Festive Drama of Early Modern Spain /
|r Vincent Martin --
|t Reinventing Texts in a New (Historical) Context: Spanish Comedia and Shakespeare /
|r Susan L. Fischer --
|t Comedia and Comedie /
|r Leah Middlebrook --
|t Don Juan in Three Acts: Seduction across Time and Space /
|r James Mandrell --
|t Cross-Cultural Approaches --
|t Lope de Vega and the Matter of America: Approaching the Comedia from a Transatlantic Perspective /
|r Jose R. Cartagena-Calderon --
|t An Approach to Teaching Drama Written in Colonial Spanish America /
|r Frederick Luciani --
|t Staging Captivity: Cervantes's Barbary Plays /
|r Maria Antonia Garces --
|t Teaching Race and the Performances of Whiteness in El valiente negro en Flandes, by Andres de Claramente /
|r John Beusterien --
|t Teaching the Comedia to Nonmajors: Golden Age Drama in a Cultural Studies Context /
|r Cory A. Reed --
|t Embodied Pedagogies --
|t Trials: Teaching the Spanish Baroque Comedia in the Twenty-First Century /
|r A. Robert Lauer --
|t Mentoring Environments and Golden Age Theater Production /
|r Dale J. Pratt and Valerie Hegstrom --
|t New Technologies --
|t The Digital Comedia: Teaching Golden Age Theater with New and Emerging Technologies /
|r Diane E. Sieber --
|t The Closest Reading: Creating Annotated Online Editions /
|r Matthew D. Stroud --
|t Survey Participants.
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|x Study and teaching.
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