The 1906 Uncle Tom’s Cabin Law and the Politics of Race and Memory in Early-Twentieth-Century Kentucky Anne E. Marshall. 2011. The 1906 Uncle Tom’s Cabin Law and the Politics of Race and Memory in Early-Twentieth-Century Kentucky. The Journal of the Civil War Era. 1(3):368-393.
Theatre, performance, and memory politics in Argentina Brenda G Werth. 2010. Theatre, performance, and memory politics in Argentina.
Embodied memory: the theatre of George Tabori Anat Feinberg. 1999. Embodied memory: the theatre of George Tabori.
Memory, Money, and Persistence: Theater of Social Change in Context Arlene Goldbard. 2001. Memory, Money, and Persistence: Theater of Social Change in Context. Theater. 31(3):127-137.
How Does a Forgetful Woman Dance? Aimée Dawn Robinson. 2011. How Does a Forgetful Woman Dance? Canadian Theatre Review. 145(1):35-39.
Memory, Mimesis, Tragedy: The Scene Before Philosophy Paul A. Kottman. 2003. Memory, Mimesis, Tragedy: The Scene Before Philosophy. Theatre Journal. 55(1):81-97.
Stanislavsky as Catalyst Grahame Renyk. 2011. Stanislavsky as Catalyst. Canadian Theatre Review. 145(1):99-100.
Performing Emergency: Witnessing, Popular Theatre, and the Lie of the Literal Julie Salverson. 1996. Performing Emergency: Witnessing, Popular Theatre, and the Lie of the Literal. Theatre Topics. 6(2):181-191.
