- 1Title page
- 2I — A New Literary Form
- 3II — The Speaker
- 4III — The Hearer
- 5IV — Place or Situation
- 6V — Time and Connection
- 7VI — Argument
- 8VII — The Monologue as a Form of Literature
- 9VIII — History of the Monologue
- 10Part II — Dramatic Rendering of the Monologue — IX — Necessity of O…
- 11X — Actions of Mind and Voice
- 12XI — Actions of Mind and Body
- 13XII — The Monologue and Metre
- 14XIII — Dialect
- 15XIV — Properties
- 16XV — Faults in Rendering a Monologue
- 17XVI — Importance of the Monologue
- 18XVII — Some Typical Monologues From Browning
Browning and the Dramatic Monologue
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