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… of an anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, and anti-fascist aesthetic. The resulting ‘socialist literary … national and the international, heeding at once Marxist ideological platforms and discrete vernacular or national … of departure in a brief though consequential cultural event in the world of New York theater: the 1958 Broadway …

… of an anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, and anti-fascist aesthetic. The resulting ‘socialist literary … national and the international, heeding at once Marxist ideological platforms and discrete vernacular or national … of departure in a brief though consequential cultural event in the world of New York theater: the 1958 Broadway …

… Oliveira Marques Maria Inês Marques  is a DFA candidate in Dramaturgy at Yale School of Drama. Her dissertation project focuses on scenic … Studies from the Faculty of Arts, University of Porto. Her dramaturgy credits include  La Scène , by Valère Novarina …

… and coherent social construct, but also the physical or aesthetic pleasure of its landscape and its ‘quaint’ people … professed east-west polarity of modern Greece, class and ideological conflict, the diversity of “the Greek Nation,” … by showcasing them as central players in every significant event of life. The Poetry of C. P. Cavafy: At a Slight Angle …

… Gordon Rogoff … Gordon Rogoff +1 (203) 432-1557 http://drama.yale.edu/facstaff/gordon-rogoff DRASCH Drama School Professor in the Practice of Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism … MacMillan Center … …

… James Leverett … James Leverett +1 (203) 432-1558 http://drama.yale.edu/facstaff/james-leverett DRASCH Drama School Professor Adjunct of Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism … MacMillan Center … …

… Paul Walsh … Paul Walsh +1 (413) 539-8870 http://drama.yale.edu/facstaff/paul-walsh DRASCH Drama School Professor in the Practice of Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism … MacMillan Center … …

… Elinor Fuchs … Elinor Fuchs +1 (203) 432-8930 http://drama.yale.edu/facstaff/elinor-fuchs DRASCH Drama School Professor Emerita of Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism … MacMillan Center … …

… of graffiti is image of dissent—no matter whether an aesthetic or a political, what really matters is dissent, … connection with the public space in which it is created. Its main types and techniques are: tag (a writer’s nickname … similarities and differences, epicentres and reaches, innovations and upgrades, authors and audiences, potentials …

… with a focus on the Greek tradition. The influence of aesthetic forms, including folk literature, short stories, … professed east-west polarity of modern Greece, class and ideological conflict, the diversity of “the Greek Nation,” … by showcasing them as central players in every significant event of life. Cyprus and the Balkans: Conflict at Europe’s …