Just books to go get at libraries

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Intro Script & Screenwriting
Bennett, Alan The Complete Talking Heads
Chatman, S. Story and Discourse: Narrative Structure in
Fiction and Film, Cornell University Press, London,1978
Goldman, William Which Lie Did I Tell , Bloomsbury, 2000
McKee, Robert Story, Methuen, London, 1998
Stoppard, Tom The Plays for Radio (1964 – 1991) Methuen, 1990
Wolff, Jurgen & Cox, Kerry Successful Scriptwriting, Writer’s Digest
Books,1988


Myth & Med
Key texts to be bought by the student:
Choice of Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides plays (as specified each year)
Suggested secondary material:
Aers, D (1988) Community, Gender and Individual Identity, London: Routledge
Aers, D (ed) (1992) Culture and History London: Harvester
Astley, N (ed) (1991) Tony Harrison Newcastle-on-Tyne: Bloodaxe
Boitani, P (1994) The Shadow of Ulysses Oxford: Clarendon Press
Chaucer, G. (1996) The Canterbury Tales. London. Penguin
Day, M.S (1984) The Many Meanings of Myth New York University Press of America
Goldhill, S (1992) Landmarks in World Literature: The Oresteia
Hall, E. (2000) Medea in Performance 1500 – 2000 Oxford: Legenda.
Knox, B (1993) The Oldest Dead White European Males. New York: Norton
Powell, A. (1990) Euripides, Women and Sexuality. London and New York: Routledge.
Richardson, C & Johnson J (1991) Medieval Drama Basingstoke, Macmillan
Segal, C. (1983) Oxford Readings in Greek Tragedy Oxford: O.U.P.
Taplin, Oliver (2000) Greek Tragedy in Action. London: Routledge