Titlebook: Writing Performances; The Stages of Doroth Crystal Downing Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004 fiction.Mod

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Setting the Stage: An Introduction,reathlessly applaud his death-defying act. Later he offers a terse explanation for his flamboyant performance: “It pays to advertise.” In this scene from her 1933 novel, ., Dorothy L. Sayers advertises her own love of performance. From ornately costumed theatricals in her parents’ home to plays put

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Identifying Gender(ed) Performances,, ., and whose character she developed most fully in .. After all, Vane, like Sayers, is a graduate of an Oxford college who writes detective novels, profoundly committed to the integrity of her work. Both have fathers named Henry, and both were deeply hurt by sexual relationships which left them re

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,Minding the Performance: Sayers’s Literary Criticism,e three-stanza poem implies a parallel between the speaking Jesus and the performing poet, between the “house of dreams” and the poetic construction that contains it. Fifteen years later Sayers was indeed building a house of dreams, the gothic church within ., filling it with guilded, wide-winged ch

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Begin Here: For the End(s) of the Performance,eling in the Winter of 1939.”. Usually dismissed by scholars due to its hasty inscription and resulting errors, . nevertheless alludes to a fundamental problem addressed by theorists of our own time: the problem with assessing origins, both of life and of art. If, as suggested by this chapter’ s epi

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Collapsel as my husband and I strolled through the city with my mother and our elder daughter. We were just spending a few days there, getting ready to visit friends in North Carolina where my husband had been working for many years. It was a memorable time for us in many ways, but I will always remember th