Eugène Ionesco

Eugène Ionesco Criticism

• Introduction
• Ionesco, Eugène (Vol. 15)
  • Introduction
  • Golgotha Again?
  • The Dance of Death in Modern Drama: Auden, Dürrenmatt and Ionesco
  • The Absurd Professor in the Theater of the Absurd
  • Bérenger's Dubious Defense of Humanity in 'Rhinocéros'
• Principal Works
• Ionesco, Eugène (Vol. 6)
• Obituaries And Tributes
  • Edward Albee Salutes a Great Vaudevillian
  • Eugène Ionesco
  • Obituaries And Tributes
• Ionesco, Eugène (Vol. 11)
  • Introduction
  • Horst S. Daemmrich
  • Eugène Ionesco's Rhinoceroses: Their Romanian Origins and Western Fortunes
  • Edmund White
  • Ionesco and the Comedy of the Absurd
  • Judith D. Suther
• Reviews Of Ionesco's Recent Works
  • Intuitions and Subversions
  • Non
  • Le misérable
  • A Pair of Despairers
  • La quête intermittente
  • Honours for a Mad Baby
• Ionesco, Eugene (Vol. 1)
• Ionesco, Eugene (Vol. 4)
• Ionesco, Eugène (Vol. 9)
• Ionesco, Eugène
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism: Overviews And General Studies
    • The Anti-Spiritual Victory in the Theater of Ionesco
    • The Theater of Ionesco: A Union of Form and Substance
    • Ritual and Poetry in Eugène Ionesco’s Theatre
    • Ionesco
    • Games and Plays: An Approach to Ionesco
    • Eugène Ionesco and the Dialectic of Space
    • Escape and Fulfillment in the Theatre of Eugène Ionesco
    • The Evolution of the Dramatic Technique of Eugène Ionesco
    • Ionesco: Paroxysm and Proliferation
    • Ionesco’s Later Plays: Experiments in Dramatic Form
    • Human/Non-human Relationships in Ionesco’s Theatre: Conflict and Collaboration
    • Irony in Ionesco
    • Scenic Metaphors: A Study of Ionesco’s Geometrical Vision of Human Relationships in the Bérenger Plays
    • Ionescoland
    • Ionesco and Tradition
  • Criticism: Author Commentary
    • An Interview with Ionesco
    • Why Do I Write? A Summing Up
  • Further Reading