Explore the depths of human relationships and moral dilemmas in this collection of plays by August Strindberg, a towering figure in Swedish and European literature. This volume brings together four compelling dramas: "Comrades," "Facing Death," "Pariah," and "Easter." These plays showcase Strindberg's signature intensity and psychological insight, exploring themes of conflict, mortality, guilt, and redemption.
Presented in English translation, these works offer a powerful glimpse into the social and intellectual landscape of Strindberg's time. From the intricacies of marital discord to the weight of societal judgment and the hope of spiritual renewal, these plays resonate with timeless relevance. Experience the enduring power of Strindberg's dramatic vision in this meticulously prepared print edition.
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