Titlebook: Edward Bond: A Critical Study; Peter Billingham Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 Edward Bond.

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Learning to Sing in the Ruins,to as the ‘later plays’. They are, in terms of chronological order: . (1999). . (2000), . (2000), . (2000), . (2005), . (2007) and . (published 2011). My aim is to explore the extent to which these recent and contemporary works reflect and embody ongoing thematic and dramatic concerns from across Bo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-17107-906). In this chapter I shall explore a series of plays spanning from 1971 to 1981, through which Bond revisited aspects of Britain’s social, cultural and political past. It is possible that Bond aimed to investigate and expose the political conflicts and sea change of what was a tumultuous period of

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137346056‘Was anything done?’ is the last line uttered by Shakespeare in Edward Bond’s . and seems an appropriate and intriguing title for this short Conclusion. From the same play, shortly after the Old Man has been shot and killed offstage, Shakespeare reflects with a bleakly austere truth:

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,Conclusion: ‘Was Anything Done?’,‘Was anything done?’ is the last line uttered by Shakespeare in Edward Bond’s . and seems an appropriate and intriguing title for this short Conclusion. From the same play, shortly after the Old Man has been shot and killed offstage, Shakespeare reflects with a bleakly austere truth:

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