Languages
Fahy, Thomas Richard.
Overview
| Works: | 7 works in 1 publications in 1 languages | |
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Titles
Peering behind the curtain : = disability, illness, and the extraordinary body in contemporary theater /
by:
Fahy, Thomas Richard.; King, Kimball.
(Language materials, printed)
Freak shows and the modern American imagination : = constructing the damaged body from Willa Cather to Truman Capote /
by:
Fahy, Thomas Richard.
(Language materials, printed)
Staging modern American life = popular culture in the experimental theatre of Millay, Cummings, and Dos Passos /
by:
Fahy, Thomas Richard.
(Electronic resources)
Freak shows and the modern American imagination : = constructing the damaged body from Willa Cather to Truman Capote /
by:
Fahy, Thomas Richard.
(Language materials, printed)
Disabling visions: Freak shows in modern American literature and visual culture.
by:
Fahy, Thomas Richard.; The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
(Language materials, printed)
Subjects
Freak shows- United States.
Body, Human, in literature.
Horror tales, American- History and criticism.
Abnormalities, Human, in literature.
Human body in literature.
Millay, Edna St. Vincent,- Criticism and interpretation.
American drama- History and criticism.- 20th century
Experimental theater- History- 20th century.- United States
DRAMA / American
Sick in literature.
Horror films- History and criticism.
Experimental drama, American- History and criticism.
Popular culture.
Art History.
English drama- History and criticism.- 20th century
Literature, American.
Cummings, E. E.- Dramatic works.
PERFORMING ARTS- Theater
LITERARY CRITICISM- Drama.
American fiction- History and criticism.- 20th century
American Studies.
Dos Passos, John,- Dramatic works.
Diseases in literature.
Literature and medicine- History- 20th century.- English-speaking countries
People with disabilities in literature.
Abnormalities, Human, in art.
Popular culture- History- 20th century.- United States
Popular culture in literature.
Medicine in literature.
Horror in literature.
Horror television programs- History and criticism.