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021308
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New York, Oswald Wolff Books Berg, 1990.
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x, 255pRed spine
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This book discusses all of Drrenmatt's major works - novels, stories, radio-plays, stage-plays, essays, lectures, speeches and artworks - and places him in context as a major contributor to the European cultural scene. The genesis and fortunes of each work are fully charted and reinterpreted, with lavish quotations from the original texts, in light of the author's 40-year research into Dürrenmatt's art.
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9780854966509 Hb.
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| I01971 | 832.914/DÜR | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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026903
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London, Metheun & Co Ltd, 1971.
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128pBlue spine
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This drama deals with the fate of a revolutionary. This individual's fate is inseparably linked to the historical destiny of the revolutionary in the 20th century. The real theme of Trotsky in Exile is the forty-odd years of contemporary socialist revolution, just as the theme of Marat-Sade concerns the bourgeois revolution.
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416166202 Pb.
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| I02643 | 832.914/WEI | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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021298
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London, Jonathan Cape, 1973.
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111pOrange spine
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A once prosperous town of Guellen, located somewhere in Europe, has been turned into poverty and its citizens are struggling to get by. The opening scene of this play shows us a decrepit train station decorated for a special occasion: the town is expecting the return of Claire Zachanassian -- a millionaire who had left the town of Guellen decades earlier with hardly a penny in her pocket. The mayor and the townspeople hope that Claire is returning to give them money to renovate the town's factory and to bring the town back into prosperity. This is clearly the only motivation for the special welcome as it soon becomes clear that nobody really remembers her or has thought of her during her absence.
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9780224009140 Pb.
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| I01964 | 832.914/DÜR | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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