SILENCED WOMEN IN HISTORY A FEMINIST-REVISIONIST STUDY OF CARYL CHURCHILL’S VINEGAR TOM (1976) & SARAH DANIELS’ BYRTHRITE (1986)

Irish Temperament and Irish Talk’ : Desolation and Sense of Failure in Selected Plays of Brian Friel

The Power of Female Figures in Joe Turner’s Come and Gone and Two Trains Running by August Wilson

Black Feminism in a Twentieth-Century British Play

Parallelism Between Women, Nature, and Features of Their Oppression in Selected Novels: An Ecofeminist Study

THE ECOLOGICAL FUNCTION IN MIKE BARTLETT’S EARTHQUAKES IN LONDON

The Dominant Structures of the Times: Late Victorian Tragedy as Critique of Romantic Ideology

Disciplinary Power and the Role of the Gaze in Caryl Churchill's Softcops (1978)

(Conflicting Mythical Forces in Tennessee Williams A Streetcar Named Desire (1947

Staging Black Woman’s Self-empowerment and Black Feminism