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The Glass Menagerie
by Tennessee Williams
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An edition built for both the curious reader and the literature student: the complete text of Williams's first major success, framed by a detailed introduction, production notes from celebrated revivals, and critical essays addressing the play's expressionist staging and its themes of fragility, longing, and escape.
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200
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- Author
- Tennessee Williams
- Publisher
- Worldview Publications
- Language
- English
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 200
- ISBN
- 9789382267300
- Edition
- Worldview Critical Edition
- Published
- February 2024
- Dimensions
- 14 × 21.5 cm
- Weight
- 280 g
- Imprint
- critical editions
- Series
- Worldview Critical Editions
- Reading level
- Undergraduate · Postgraduate
- Recommended for
- Modern Drama courses
- Binding
- Sewn paperback
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It is widely used in undergraduate and postgraduate papers on Modern Drama, American Literature and Twentieth-Century Theatre. The editorial introduction and essays are pitched to support both first encounters with the play and more advanced revisits.
Yes. The original production notes are included, set before the text, so that the staging and tonal cues are available to the reader from the start.
Yes. Each Worldview edition is prepared with classroom use in mind. The text is accompanied by an editorial introduction, explanatory notes, a short bibliography and discussion questions, making it appropriate for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Yes. The full text is reproduced unabridged. Editorial material — introduction, notes and essays — is presented around the text, never instead of it.
The book is a sewn paperback printed on cream wove paper that holds up well to marginalia and repeated reading. It opens flat and is comfortable to handle for long study sessions.
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