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The Pinter ethic

By Penelope Prentice

Shakespeare and the Renaissance concept of honor

By Curtis Brown Watson

Shakespearean tragedy and the Elizabethan compromise

By Paul N. Siegel

Motiveless malignity

By Louis Auchincloss

Animal analogy in Shakespeare's character portrayal

By Audrey Elizabeth Yoder

Fifteenth-century English drama

By W. A. Davenport

Bernard Shaw's philosophy of life

By R. N. Roy

The relationship of Renaissance concepts of honour to Shakespeare's problem plays

By Alice Shalvi

Jonson's moral comedy

By Alan C. Dessen

Moral experiment in Jacobean drama

By T. F. Wharton

Shakespeare's promises

By William Kerrigan

Shakespeare's didactic art

By Muir, Kenneth.

Revising Wilde

By Sos Eltis

Human values in drama

By Herman Arthur Voaden

Shakespeare's understanding of honor

By John Alvis

Mirth and morality of Shakespeare's holy fools

By Sandra J. Pyle

Bernard Shaw: playwright and preacher

By Leon Hugo

Christopher Marlowe, a study in the renaissance concept of heroism

By K. L. Johar

David Hare

By Finlay Donesky

The morality of Shakespeare's drama

By Griffith Mrs.

Comic persuasion

By Alice Rayner

The comedy of evil on Shakespeare's stage

By Charlotte Spivack