The Modern Drama
Its Social and Revolutionary Significance
By
EMMA GOLDMAN
This volume contains a critical analysis of the Modern Drama, in its relation to the social and revolutionary tendencies of the age. It embraces fifty plays of twenty-four of the foremost dramatists of six different countries, dealing with them not from the technical point of view, but from the standpoint of their universal and dynamic appeal to the human race.
CONTENTS
PREFACETHE SCANDINAVIAN DRAMA: Ibsen, Strindberg, BjörnsonTHE GERMAN DRAMA: Hauptmann, Sudermann, WedekindTHE ENGLISH DRAMA: Shaw, Pinero, Galsworthy, Kennedy, SowerbyTHE IRISH DRAMA: Yeats, Lady Gregory, RobinsonTHE RUSSIAN DRAMA: Tolstoy, Tchekhov, Gorki, Tchirikov, AndreyevINDEX
PREFACETHE SCANDINAVIAN DRAMA: Ibsen, Strindberg, BjörnsonTHE GERMAN DRAMA: Hauptmann, Sudermann, WedekindTHE ENGLISH DRAMA: Shaw, Pinero, Galsworthy, Kennedy, SowerbyTHE IRISH DRAMA: Yeats, Lady Gregory, RobinsonTHE RUSSIAN DRAMA: Tolstoy, Tchekhov, Gorki, Tchirikov, AndreyevINDEX
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