Contributors

Contributors MICHAEL W. KAUFMAN has published essays on Shaw, O’Casey, Pinter, and Black drama, and currently is work­ ing on a study of Shakespeare’s comedies. He is a member of the English Department at Cornell University. MICHAEL PAULL, of Herbert H. Lehman College of the City University of New York, teaches courses in linguistics and medieval literature. GEORGE L. GECKLE is the author of articles on John Marston ’s The Malcontent, Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, and James Joyce. He is a member of the English Depart­ ment at the University of South Carolina, Columbia. CLAS ZILLIACUS is a research assistant with the Humanities Commission of the Academy of Finland. In 1969-70, he was awarded a Fulbright research grant at Columbia Uni­ versity. He is a previous contributor to Comparative Drama, and has also written for other journals such as Modern Drama and Maske und Kothurn. ...