Number 37. (1999)
The 50th. Anniversary of Japanese Society for Theatre Research Introduction
MORI Mitsuya
I Theatre Theory
- Dialogue and Narrative SUGA Yasuo
- Acting and Feeling / Emotion YAMANOUCHI Tomio
- The Structure of Rhythm in a Dramatic Performance TAKASHI Akinami
II JapaneseTraditional Theatre
- On "Kasama no Noh": A Viewpoint of Noh Plays around Shôgun in the Period of Establishment of Noh AMANO Fumio
- To Read Aotozôshi hana no nishikie: Mainly the Scene "Hamamatsuya oku-zashiki"
IMAO Tetsuya
- The Personality of ICHIKAWA Danjûrô the First OGASAWARA Kyôko Kabuki Buyô (Kabuki Dance) SUWA Haruo
- Changes in 'Shunkan' Figures: The Tale of the Heike, Noh, Ningyô-jôruri, Kabuki, and KURATA Hyakuzô's Shunkan WATANABE Tamotsu
- Talking Shows in the Precinct of 'Ôsaka Tenmangû' Shrine in the late Edo Era
NAKAGAWA Katsura
III Japanese Modern Theatre
- Hyôryûkidan seiyô kabuki: A Turning point of the Modernization of Kabuki KAWATAKE Toshio
- The "Edo" aspect of Naturalism in Japan: Hôgetsu, Ryûgai and Shinpa People
KAMIYAMA Akira
- The Passive Hero in KINOSHITA's Shigosen no Matsuri (The Rite of the Meridian): On the Characteristics of 'Taira no Tomomori' and 'Kagemi' KIKUKAWA Tokunosuke
IV Theatre in Abroad
- The Origin of Roman Drama: A Reconsideration KIMURA Kenji Theatre as Virtual Reality Media: Concerning Pierre Corneille's L'Illusion comique YABASE Toru
- "The Play of the Japanese" in Switzerland: Between Theatre studies and Folklore
MIYASHITA Keizo
- Dostoevsky and Chekhov YAMADA Kohei
- The Development of Augusto Boal's Theatre SUZAKI Asako
Editor: MORI Mitsuya