Modern drama as crisis : the case of Maurice Maeterlinck
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Modern drama as crisis : the case of Maurice Maeterlinck
（American university studies, Series II . Romance languages and literature ; v. 25）
P. Lang, c1986
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Bibliography: p. 185-186
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Description
This book characterizes Maurice Maeterlinck as a modern writer by showing that his early rejection of language in favor of symbolic images and gestures to convey significant experience led to a methodological crisis by threatening silence and madness. This recognition caused the writer to turn back to language as a necessary, even if inadequate, means by which to carry out his artistic-philosophical quest.
Table of Contents
Contents: Maeterlinck's rejection of language in favor of symbolic images led to a methodological crisis threatening silence and madness. This caused the writer to turn back to language as necessary, though inadequate.
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