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Volume 32, Number 3, Fall 2002Table of Contents
- Up Front
- pp. 1-3
- Index to Volume 32
- pp. 151-154
Remembering Jan Kott (1914-2001)
- Take It or Leave It
- pp. 5-7
- With Kott against Kott
- pp. 11-13
- Kott As Director
- pp. 13-16
- Jan Kott: Feeding the Hungry
- pp. 16-19
- Translating Kott
- pp. 19-21
- Last Words
- pp. 25-26
Articles
- The Presence of Options
- pp. 103-107
- Jimmy Carter Was a Democrat
- pp. 109-137
Productions
Books
- Affinity and Contradiction
- pp. 144-145
- Impossible Dreams
- pp. 145-147
- Recharting Irish Theater
- pp. 148-150
- Contributors
- pp. iii-v
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