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List of illustrations; Introductory note; 1. Objectivity and commitment: the evolution of a philosophy; 2. Conventions and innovations in Russian comedy; 3. The farce-vaudevilles: The Bear, The Proposal, A Tragic Role, The Anniversary, The Night before the Trial; 4. The dramatic studies: On the High Road, Swan Song (Calchas), Tatyana Repina; 5. A play in one act: The Wedding; 6. A monologue is one act: Smoking is Bad for You; 7. A conclusion; Appendices 1–3; Notes; Selected bibliography; Index.
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Wendy Pearce
reviewed Chekhov and the Vaudeville: A Study of Chekhov's One-Act Plays on November 16, 2016
Chekhov and the Vaudeville: A Study of Chekhov's One-Act Plays
I took advantage of my fixed immobilization forced to reread some books of Steiner. I began with real presences. Death of the tragedy is more ambitious. It is somewhere an history of the literature of the Greek until us. And particularly, he wonders about the disappearance of the tragedy as literary genre. It is for him because of the Christianity, the Marxism and the psychoanalysis. Edip who is the archetype of the tragic hero, toy of the fate, becomes at Freud the hero of a rational quest in search of cure.
Steiner puts texts in perspective. With his great erudition, he allows us to discover this end of the tragedy. The END? Not sure. Is the postmodernity propose to us a kind of new tragedy. There is new mythology. For exemple, when I see the TV series, not only game of thrones. I think in of television series Scandinavians (Swedish and Danish particularly), Israeli, English and some rare French, They are our new tragedies.
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