ed from Stoppard, D. B., Donnellon, A., & Nolan, R. L. 1997. VeriFone, HBS Case No. 9-398-030. Boston: Harvard Business School Publishing.

Key figures in realising the idea of play «The Coast Utopia» by Tom Stoppard appear to be Alexander Herzen and Vissarion Belinsky opinion many researchers. This article attempts determine functional significance image Ivan Turgenev Stoppard’s light postmodern tendencies. The author proves that is not central book, but said writer particular importance realisation work. It emphasises colour era,...

parody as a salient device in postmodern literature is extensively applied by tom stoppard in his plays. having different layers of parody, stoppard’s “rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead”, “the real inspector hound”, and “dogg’s hamlet, cahoot’s macbeth” exhibit his parodic application of other writers’ plots. the analytical-qualitative scrutiny of the plot lines of these plays not only corr...

To maintain a healthy balanced loyalty, whether to art or society, posits a debatable issue. The artist is always on the look out for the potential tension between those two realms. Therefore, one of the most painful dilemmas the artist finds is how to function in a society without sacrificing the aesthetic values of his/her work. In other words, the life-long awareness of failure which derives...

ENGL 302 Topics in British Literature since 1800: British Drama from Wilde to Stoppard. Instr. R Elliott. 11:00 MW. At the beginning of the twentieth century, Great Britain, though its empire was at its zenith, was a theatrical backwater. The innovative plays of Ibsen, Strindberg, and other Continental playwrights had only begun to have an impact, and the popular stage was awash in stilted melo...