Adler, Jacob H. Lillian Hellman, Southern Writers Senes, No. 4, Steck-Vaughn, 1969
A 44-page pamphlet, this bnef study gives much of its limited space to a discussion of The Children's Hour, The work "also analyzes Hellman's artistic indebtedness to both Ibsen and Chekhov and the critical judgment that her plays often "lapse into melodrama "
Estnn, Mark W. Lillian Hellman, Plays, Films, Memoirs A Reference Guide, G K. Hall, 1980
A primary source book for research, this is a recent annotated bibliography on Hellman, part of the "Reference Guide to Literature" senes.
Falk, Dons V Lillian Hellman, Fredenck Ungar, 1978 A cntical biography gleaned from Hellman's work, this study presents a synopsis of each of Hellman's plays and also features discussions of "theatncahsm," realism, and the impact of the Depression and World War II on Hellman's.....
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