Medieval English drama; essays critical and contextual. - Taylor, Jerome, 1918-; Nelson, Alan H (Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1972)
Taylor, J. Critics, mutations, and historians of medieval English drama: an introduction to the essays that follow.--Marshall, M. H. Aesthetic values of the liturgical drama.--Dunn, E. C. Voice structure in the liturgical drama; Sepet reconsidered.--Smoldon, W. L. The melodies of the medieval church dramas and their significance.--Brown, H. M. Musicians in the Mysteres and miracles.--Loomis, L. H. Secular dramatics in the royal palace, Paris, 1378, 1389, and Chaucer's "Tregetoures."--Nelson, A. H. Some configurations of staging in medieval English drama.--Taylor, J. The dramatic structure of the Middle English Corpus Christi, or cycle, plays.--Elliott, J. R., Jr. The sacrifice of Isaac as comedy and tragedy.--Ross, L. J. Symbol and structure in the Secunda pastorum.--Carpenter, N. C. Music in the Secunda pastorum.--Nelson, A. H. The temptation of Christ; or, The temptation of Satan.--Robinson, J. W. The art of the York realist.--Diller, H.-J. The craftsmanship of the Wakefield master.--Leigh, D. J. The Doomsday mystery play: an eschatological morality.--Schell, E. T. On the imitation of life's pilgrimage in the Castle of perseverance.--Schmitt, N. C. Was there a medieval theater in the round?--Kolve, V. A. Everyman and the parable of the talents.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: English drama -- To 1500 -- History and criticism; Mysteries and miracle-plays, English -- History and criticism; Bible plays, English -- History and criticism; Moralities, English -- History and criticism