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Christophe de Lavigne,Thomas Bauertting in the row in front of me what he thought of the character of the king. My fellow audience member replied that he did not admire the king. In Ionesco’s play, King Berenger refuses to accept his mortality, even as his mind, body, and kingdom crumble around him. The usher responded, “But do you

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Xiangbin Pan,Ziyad M. Hijazi,Horst Sievertrt, to find out “what it was like” for members of the Scottish regiment during their deployments in Iraq in 2003 and 2004. This play, based on interviews with former members of the Black Watch, promises a kind of intimacy not available through more “impersonal” media accounts of the war. In other wo

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O. Kalinina,U. Thumm,I. Lewandowskiticians have visited Appalachia, an area long impacted by poverty, out-migration, and the effects of absentee ownership in the coal mining industry. Since President Johnson declared the War on Poverty from a front porch in Martin County, Kentucky, in April 1964, eastern Kentucky has served as a popu

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Introduction,tting in the row in front of me what he thought of the character of the king. My fellow audience member replied that he did not admire the king. In Ionesco’s play, King Berenger refuses to accept his mortality, even as his mind, body, and kingdom crumble around him. The usher responded, “But do you

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