Twentieth century views,

Critical discussion of the current renaissance in the British theater. The plays of Osborne, Pinter, Wesker, and Arden are evaluated in terms of their collective effect.

Acute analyses of the poet's verse reveal his deep concern for today's moral dilemmas.

Critics and poets evaluate Housman's poetry and comment on his debt to the classics.

Euripides is shown in this study to have been a great innovator and the most daring playwright of the ancient world.