Citation: E. Aston, Geographies of oppression - The cross-border politics of (M)othering; The 'Break of Day' and A 'Yearning' (Timberlake Wertenbaker and Ruth Carter's feminist theater), THEAT RES I, 24(3), 1999, pp. 247-253
Citation: N. Tonooka, Desire and sexual (In)difference: Constructing lesbian self in Tari Ito's performance with the skin, THEAT RES I, 24(3), 1999, pp. 254-258
Citation: A. Czekay, Moving beyond imaginary walls: FIT's handbook 'Women in European Theatre Today' (The feminist working group, Frauen-im-Theater (Women-in-theatre), invites women to write about their own cultural heritage), THEAT RES I, 24(3), 1999, pp. 259-263
Citation: E. Diamond, Polly-Dick and the politics of Fisicofollia (Artist, arsonist, and suffragette Mary Richardson's shocking act of high-cultural vandalism at London's National-Gallery), THEAT RES I, 24(3), 1999, pp. 264-267
Citation: Cr. Jensen et Js. Powell, 'A-mess-of-Russians-left-us-but-of-late': Diplomatic blunder, literary satire, and the Muscovite Ambassador's 1668 visit to Paris theatres, THEAT RES I, 24(2), 1999, pp. 131-144
Citation: K. Shepherd-baer, 'Mise-en-scent': The Theatre-d'Art's 'Cantique des Cantiques' and the use of smell as a theatrical device, THEAT RES I, 24(2), 1999, pp. 152-159
Citation: Ma. Katritzky, Aby Warburg's 'costumi-teatrali' (1895) and the art historical foundationsof theatre iconography, THEAT RES I, 24(2), 1999, pp. 160-167
Citation: E. Fischer-lichte, From text to performance: The rise of theatre studies as an academic discipline in Germany, THEAT RES I, 24(2), 1999, pp. 168-178
Citation: R. Li, 'False-but-true, empty-but-full, few-but-many' - The dialectic concepts intraditional Chinese performance art and painting, THEAT RES I, 24(2), 1999, pp. 179-187