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The Société Internationale pour l'étude du Théâtre Médiéval (SITM) is
pleased to announce the publication of volume 9 (2005) of the journal 
EUROPEAN MEDIEVAL DRAMA. 

'European Medieval Drama' is published by Brepols Publishers for the 
Société internationale pour l'étude du théâtre médiéval, members of 
which benefit from a preferential subscription rate (30 euros instead 
of the normal 60 euros, plus shipping costs).** From January 2006 all 
EMD volumes will be accessible online; the price for the printed plus 
online versions is 70 euros (but no discount is available on this 
deal). Information about subscriptions to EMD can be obtained from 
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** Subscribers from SITM who place an order for EMD 9 and subsequent 
volumes before 15 January 2006 can receive one free copy of EMD 8 
(2004) as a bonus. They should claim this free copy when contacting 
Brepols.

For further details on SITM membership, please contact the SITM 
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The Table of Contents of vol. 9 (2005) is as follows:

ARTICLES:

The First German Mary Assumption Play (c. 1300) and the Mary Portal of
Strasbourg Cathedral.  ECKEHARD SIMON, Harvard University.

The Staging of the Ludus de assumptione beatae Mariae virginis (Cod. 
960, University Library, Innsbruck). LENKE KOVÁKS, Universitat Rovira 
I Virgili, Tarragona.

(Type)Casting the Other; the Representation of Jews and Devils in Two 
Plays of the Assumption.  MARGARET MARY RAFTERY, University of the 
Free State, Bloemfontein.

Un dramaturge et son public au XVe siècle : George Chastelain. ESTELLE
DOUDET, Université de Lille.

Public et représentations dramatiques dans le nord de la France à la 
fin du moyen âge. KATELL LAVÉANT, University of Amsterdam.

La Sebila Casandra : Gil Vicente's Postmodern Feminist Christmas Play.
ROBERT POTTER, University of California, Santa Barbara.

The Deconstruction of the Virgin in the Sixteenth-Century Royal Entry 
in Scotland. GORDON KIPLING, University of California, Los Angeles.

The Politics of Playing Herod in Beaune. KATHLEEN ASHLEY, University 
of Southern Maine.

Maître Pathelin et les Pathelinades: plaidoyer pour Henno. KONRAD
SCHOELL, Université d'Erfurt.

Performance and Sculpture: Forms of Religious Display in Early Modern 
Krakow. JOLANTE RZEGOCKA, Tischner European University, Krakow.

La Muerteada: ¿una Danza de la Muerte en América? / The Muerteada: a 
Dance of Death in America?  GERMÁN BERNARDO, Universidad Nacional 
Autónoma de México.

Substitution : Theatrical Sleight of Hand in Medieval Plays.  
PHILIP BUTTERWORTH, University of Leeds.


BOOK REVIEWS:	 

Max Harris, Carnival and Other Christian Festivals: Folk Theology and 
Folk Performance. JAY E. MOORE.

Stephen K Wright, ed. and transl., Medieval German Drama: Four Plays 
in Translation. The Innsbruck (Thuringian) Easter Play; The Innsbruck 
(Thuringian) Corpus Christi Play; The Mülhausen Play of St Catherine; 
The Play of Lady Jutta; Johannes Janota, ed., Die Hessische 
Passionsspielgruppe: Edition im Paralleldruck. Band III: Heidelberger 
Passionsspiel. JOHN E. TAILBY, University of Leeds.

Alan E. Knight, ed., Les Mystères de la Procession de Lille, t. 2 Le 
Pentateuque. MARIE BOUHAÏK-GIRONÈS, University of Amsterdam

Peter Happé, Cyclic Form and the English Mystery Plays: A Comparative 
Study of the English Biblical Cycles and Their Continental and 
Iconographic Counterparts. CHESTER N. SCOVILLE, University of Toronto.

Bart Ramakers, ed., Conformisten en Rebellen. Rederijkerscultuur in de
Nederlanden (1400-1650). ELSA STRIETMAN, University of Cambridge.


Alan Hindley


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Dr Alan Hindley
General Editor, EMD
Department of Modern Languages
University of Hull
HULL HU6 7RX, UK
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