Special issue on contemporary Spanish American literature. (DS)

Research supported by a grant from the Canada Council. (VM)

Paper presented at a symposium held at Florida State University where various approaches to the use of drama in elementary and secondary schools were considered. (Editor/RY)

There is at least one Western theatre that the historians consistently overlook. This is the theatre of the Mayan Civilization, one that antedates any other in the Western world by hundreds of years. (Author)

Interview took place in March 1969 in Paris. (DS)

Shaw's preoccupation with Hamlet resonates in his creative writing. Article documents this statement not only by examining his novels and plays but by searching through prefaces, postscripts, reviews, letters, speeches, etc. that span Shaw's lifetime. (Author/RB)

The community writers' workshop and theater provide nonacademic settings in which students can learn. (DB)

Refers . . . to service given by the theatre, as an art and as an institution, in and for schools." (Author)

Author's previous article covering French plays in New York, 1919-1944 appeared in The Modern Language Journal," v43 n3 p122-126 Mar 1959. (DS)