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Women in revolt : Escape as an act of resistance in tennessee williams's A streetcar named desire , Edward Albee's who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Sam Shepard's buried child /

Reem Galal ElDegwi

Women in revolt : Escape as an act of resistance in tennessee williams's A streetcar named desire , Edward Albee's who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Sam Shepard's buried child / نساء ثائرات : الهروب كفعل مقاومة فى مسرحيات عربة اسمها الرغبة لتينيسى وليامز : من يخاف فيرجينيا وولف؟ لإدوارد البى : والطفل المدفون لسام شبرد Reem Galal ElDegwi ; Supervised Abd El Aziz Hammouda - Cairo : Reem Galal ElDegwi , 2004 - 104P ; 25cm

Thesis (M.A.) - Cairo University - Faculty Of Arts - Department Of English

Subjects--Index Terms: Resistance Revolt Tennessee Williams's Women

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Women in revolt : Escape as an act of resistance in tennessee williams's A streetcar named desire , Edward Albee's who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Sam Shepard's buried child /