The Intruder in Modern Drama, Temas354-356Lang, 1981 - 237 páginas The Intruder is a dramatic character who appears suddenly on stage, seemingly from nowhere, unknown to the other characters, thrusting himself upon them and upsetting the status quo. The study compares twelve plays by ten major modern dramatists (Arden, Betti, Bond, Brecht, Dürrenmatt, Frisch, Gombrowicz, Ionesco, Pinter, Williams). In all the plays, as a result of the intrusion, there is a mood of uneasiness, impending social change which disturbs the socio-political equilibrium. |
Términos y frases comunes
Agata Alfred Kubin Annette von Droste-Hülshoff Annette's Anonym Arden Artikel Ausgabe ballads Berlin Biedermeier bourgeois Brecht Brief Meyrinks character critics Deutsche deutschen Die Judenbuche dramatic community Droste Dürrenmatt edition enthalten Fascism Französische Uebersetzung Friedrich Geistliche Jahr German geschrieben Goat Island Golem Gombrowicz Guellen Gustav Meyrink Harold Pinter Heft Heidebilder Hermann Heselhaus Homecoming Hospiz Hrsg human Iehl Ionesco Judenbuche Karl Killer Kubin Kurt Wolff Kurt Wolff Verlag Langen Verlag Leben Ledwina Leipzig Lenny Levin Schücking literarische Echo literary Literatur living London Mann modern moral München Münster Musgrave's Nachrichten Nachwort nature Neue Orpheus Descending Pinter play poem poetic political Postkarte Prag realistic Richard Teschner Roda Romantic Ruth Sawneys scene Schlüter Schneider seems Serjeant Musgrave's Dance sexual Simplicissimus SK Briefe social society Starnberg Theatre tradition Typoskript UEBER verse Villa Rock Vorwort Welt Werke Westphalian Wien Winkler woman Woman of Setzuan York Zeit Zeitung Zeitungsabdr
Referencias a este libro
Maurice Maeterlinck and the Making of Modern Theatre Patrick McGuinness Sin vista previa disponible - 2000 |