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The evolving messages about the masculine role areworth studying and examining in dramatic literatureto see through popular documents just how the malerole is portrayed. How has the male image changedin dramatic literature in the last half of thetwentieth century? For many, the stage is a placeto witness characters performed through a clear lensand without discrepancy. The portrayals of men inthe specific area of theatre should give sufficientdata to gather and make particular conclusions aboutsuch portrayals and their place in popular culture.These portrayals in dramatic literature can be…mehr

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The evolving messages about the masculine role areworth studying and examining in dramatic literatureto see through popular documents just how the malerole is portrayed. How has the male image changedin dramatic literature in the last half of thetwentieth century? For many, the stage is a placeto witness characters performed through a clear lensand without discrepancy. The portrayals of men inthe specific area of theatre should give sufficientdata to gather and make particular conclusions aboutsuch portrayals and their place in popular culture.These portrayals in dramatic literature can be usedas evidence for social attitudes dealing with aspecific topic or subject matter. It is in theseportrayals that an audience reads or views, whichhas an influence upon attitude about the male role.This study examines masculine portrayals in PulitzerPrize-winning dramatic literature during the periodof 1982-2002 for the purpose of determiningcharacterization in presentation.
Autorenporträt
Jones Bret§Dr. Bret Jones is the Director of Theatre at Wichita State University. He is a director, actor, playwright, novelist, and radio performer. He lives in Goddard, KS with his wife and three children.