Author: MORGAN, MARGERY
Title: August Strindberg
Description: London: MacMillan, 1985. First Edition. Original Cloth. Occasional pencil annotations & highlights throughout text block. Light browning throughout & slight soiling to top edge. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn. Dustjacket: faded & slightly worn especially to margins. ; With plates. Occasional pencil annotations & highlights throughout text block. Light browning throughout & slight soiling to top edge. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn. Dustjacket: faded & slightly worn especially to margins. ; 19.5 x 13 x 1.8 cms; 198 pages; Margery Morgan was a British literary critic and academic known for her insightful work on modern drama, particularly the plays of Bertolt Brecht and other twentieth-century European playwrights. Her scholarship combined close textual analysis with an understanding of theatrical performance, offering nuanced readings of dramatic form, political context, and audience engagement. She was respected for her clear, thoughtful writing and her ability to bridge literary criticism with theatre studies. Through her teaching and publications, she contributed to a deeper appreciation of modern drama’s complexity and its role in reflecting and shaping social change.. Very Good- in Good dust jacket .
Keywords: Classic
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Title: August Strindberg
Description: London: MacMillan, 1985. First Edition. Original Cloth. Occasional pencil annotations & highlights throughout text block. Light browning throughout & slight soiling to top edge. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn. Dustjacket: faded & slightly worn especially to margins. ; With plates. Occasional pencil annotations & highlights throughout text block. Light browning throughout & slight soiling to top edge. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn. Dustjacket: faded & slightly worn especially to margins. ; 19.5 x 13 x 1.8 cms; 198 pages; Margery Morgan was a British literary critic and academic known for her insightful work on modern drama, particularly the plays of Bertolt Brecht and other twentieth-century European playwrights. Her scholarship combined close textual analysis with an understanding of theatrical performance, offering nuanced readings of dramatic form, political context, and audience engagement. She was respected for her clear, thoughtful writing and her ability to bridge literary criticism with theatre studies. Through her teaching and publications, she contributed to a deeper appreciation of modern drama’s complexity and its role in reflecting and shaping social change.. Very Good- in Good dust jacket .
Keywords: Classic
Price: GBP 10.00 = appr. US$ 14.28 Seller: Literary Cat Books
- Book number: 63037
- Book number: 63037
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