The Contributors

The Contributors SVERRE ARESTAD. Executive Officer of the Department of Scandinavian at the University of Washington, Professor Arestad has published articles on Danish and Norwegian drama in Edda, PMLA, and Scandinavian Studies. He is completing an analysis of Ibsen's production and is working on the Danish and Norwegian successors to Ibsen. HORST FRENZ. Professor of English and Chairman of the Comparative Literature Program at Indiana University, Mr. Frenz is the author of a book on the social problem play in England and the translator of three plays by Gerhart Hauptmann (Rinehart Editions). He has published numerous articles on world drama in American and foreign periodicals. WILLIAM B. BACHE. Assistant Professor of English at Purdue University, Mr. Bache is also associate editor of Modern Fiction Studies. ROBERT G. SHEDD. Professor of English at Ohio State University, Professor Shedd will be chairman of the CONFERENCE on MODERN DRAMA in Philadelphia in December. ELIZABETH TOWNE NORTON. Miss Norton is a research assistant for Professor Shedd. RUBY COHN. Mrs. Cohn, an editor of Perspective, teaches English at the University of California (Berkeley). She is completing a book on the art of Samuel Beckett. OSSIA TRILLING. Mr. Trilling is vice-president of the International Association of Theatre Critics. A frequent writer, lecturer, and broadcaster on the theater, he is the co-author a..'ld co-editor of International Theatre (1949) and is engaged on a second book with the same title. JOHN B. REY. Professor Rey is chairman of the department of French at Chestnut Hill College. MARVIN FELHEIM. Associate professor of English at University of Michigan, Professor Felheim edited Modern Short Stories (1952) and is the author of The Theater of Augustin Daly (1956). He has lectured in France, Great Britain, Japan, and Formosa on Fulbright and Smith-Mundt grants. FREDERICK P. W. McDOWELL. An Associate Professor of English at Iowa State University, Professor McDowell teaches nineteenth century and contemporary British literature. He is the author of several articles on George Bernard Shaw. ...