Le Chemin de Damas I
By (author) August Strindberg Edited and translated by Annie Bourguignon Series edited by Alain Montandon Series edited by Françoise Lavocat
Paperback (Published)
(July 2015)
ISBN: 9782812433818
5.91 x 8.66 inches
Price: $68.00
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In To Damascus I(1898), Strindberg abandons realism and establishes a new theatrical aesthetic, that of A Dream play. This drama will be a source of inspiration for the modernist currents that develop in the twentieth century, notably expressionism and surrealism.
- By (author) August Strindberg
- Edited and translated by Annie Bourguignon
- Series edited by Alain Montandon
- Series edited by Françoise Lavocat
Review - French Le Chemin de Damas Ia ete ecrit en 1898 par August Strindberg, apres plusieurs annees au cours desquelles il s'etait detourne du theatre. Dans cette piece, ecrite a Paris a l'extreme fin du XIXsiecle, Strindberg abandonne le realisme, rend incertaine la frontiere qui separe la realite exterieure du monde interieur, les creatures reelles des etres imaginaires, et met en place la nouvelle esthetique theatrale qui sera celle duSonge, ecrivant ainsi ce qui a ete considere comme le premier drame expressionniste marquant de la litterature europeenne.Le Chemin de Damas Iet les deux drames qui le prolongent,Le Chemin de Damas IIetLe Chemin de Damas III, seront source d'inspiration pour des courants modernistes litterairement feconds qui se developperont au XXsiecle, notamment l'expressionnisme et le surrealisme.Edition bilingue suedois-francais.
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