Havel at Columbia

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Chris Harwood

Chris Harwood, Lecturer in Czech
Slavic Languages, Columbia University

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1. Cultural climate Havel lived in (Artist)
2. Literary traditions in Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe (Artist)
3. The period of liberalization in 1960s Europe (Citizen)
   
4. How Havel's plays were performed (Artist)
5. Havel and the Theater of the Absurd (Artist)
6. Havel's theater in contrast to Sartre, Brecht amd Ionesco (Artist)
7. Havel's plays: The Garden Party (Artist)
8. Havel's plays: The Vaněk Plays (Artist)
9. Havel's plays: Temptation (Artist)
10. Havel's plays: The Beggar's Opera (Artist)
11. Havel as essayist (Citizen)
12. Publications of Havel's essays (Citizen)
13. Havel's essays: "Dear Dr.Husák" (Citizen)
14. Havel's essays: "The Power of the Powerless" (Citizen)
15. Havel and popular culture (Artist)
16. Key figures in Havel's life (Artist)
17. Havel at Columbia (Artist, Citizen)