Brian Johnston wrote that this author's final twelve plays constituted a single Hegelian framework, in his study titled for this author's Cycle.
Brian Johnston wrote that this author's final twelve plays constituted a single Hegelian framework, in his study titled for this author's Cycle. Arthur Miller compared this man's plays to a "spiritual CAT scan" simultaneously depicting characters from within and without in his essay on this author "and the Drama of Today." A detailed analysis of this author's plays informs a savage critique of the "Womanly Woman" and other sacrosanct ideals of Victorian society, in (*) Shaw's essay about the "Quintessence" of his style. This author's largely one-sided rivalry with August Strindberg was kicked off by the latter author criticizing the feminism of his play which ends with a woman slamming the door on her marriage. For 10 points, name this author who depicted Nora Helmer's self-awakening in A Doll's House.
Brian Johnston wrote that this author's final twelve plays constituted a single Hegelian framework, in his study titled for this author's Cycle.
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