Tom Stoppard in Context

Part I. Origins: 1. Name, Family, and Identity William Baker; 2. Czechoslovakia Tomas Kacer; 3. Singapore and India Daniel Jernigan; 4. England Claire Cochrane; Part II. Influences: 5. William Shakespeare James N. Loehlin; 6. Russian Literature and Culture Ira Nadel; 7. Oscar Wilde Benedict Alexander Feldman; 8. Samuel Beckett Kersti Powell; 9. Vaclav Havel Michael Zantovsky; Part III. Ideas: 10. Philosophy David Kornhaber; 11. Science William Demastes; 12. Mathematics Liliane Campos; 13. History and Biography Martin Middeke; 14. Love and Sexuality Roberta Barker; Part IV. Aesthetics: 15. Art and Aesthetics John Fleming; 16. Classicism and Romanticism Mike Vanden Heuvel; 17. Modernism and the Avant-Garde Jonathan Goldman; 18. Music Irene Morra; Part V. Politics: 19. Ideology John Bull; 20. Communism Ramona Mosse; 21. The Cold War John Elsom; 22. Human Rights and Censorship Mark Hurst; 23. Empire, Colonialism, and Post-Colonialism Nandi Bhatia; Part VI. Page, Stage, and Screen: 24. Postwar British Theatre Dan Rebellato; 25. Acting in Stoppard Samuel West; 26. Adaptations R. Darren Gobert; 27. Journalism and Criticism Mark Lawson; 28. Prose Writings Neil Sammells; 29. Radio and Television Jamie Jesson; 30. Screenwriting Brice Ezell and Rachel Joseph; 31. Stoppard's Archives Eric Colleary.

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