DISSERTATIONS

FEMALE PIONEERS IN AFRO-AMERICAN DRAMA: ANGELINA WELD GRIMKE, GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON, ALICE DUNBAR-NELSON, AND MARY POWELL BURRILL
Author: YOUNG, PATRICIA ALZATIA Degree: PH.D. Institution: BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 0018 Year: 1986

Contested boundaries: Race, class and gender in the writings of four Harlem Renaissance women writers
Author: Osaki, Lillian Temu Degree: Ph.D. Institution: University of Florida 0070 Year: 2000

GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON: A STUDY OF HER LIFE AND LITERATURE (WOMEN WRITERS, BLACK WOMEN, HARLEM RENAISSANCE, POETRY, DRAMA)
Author: HENDERSON, DOROTHY FAYE Degree: PH.D. Institution: THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 0071 Year: 1995

RESISTING THE "HOTTENTOT" BODY: THEMES OF SEXUALITY AND FEMININITY IN SELECT PLAYS BY FEMALE PLAYWRIGHTS FROM THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE (AFRICAN-AMERICANS, WOMEN PLAYWRIGHTS, ZORA NEALE HURSTON, MAY MILLER, MARITA BONNER, GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON, SHIRLEY GRAHAM)
Author: LAMBERT, JASMIN L. Degree: PH.D. Institution: BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 0018 Year: 1998

"MAMA TEACH ME FRENCH": MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY PLAYS BY AMERICAN WOMEN PLAYWRIGHTS
Author: BEAL, SUZANNE ELAINE Degree: PH.D. Institution: UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK 0117 Year: 1994

THE SEARCH FOR POWER: DRAMA BY AMERICAN WOMEN, 1909-1929 (PLAYWRIGHTS)
Author: COLE, CAROLE L. Degree: PH.D. Institution: PURDUE UNIVERSITY 0183 Year: 1991