THE NATURALIST DRAMA IN GERMANY
by John Osborne:
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- Hardcover
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About This Item
Manchester University Press 1971 Vg/Vg (clean dj lightly rubbed upper edge, clipped, clean tan leatherette boards with bright gilt titles on spine, a very clean bright copy with small pencil numerals back free endpaper else no marks or inscriptions) octavo 185pp. The development of the German Naturalist movement in theatre policy, literary theory, and political activiy, and the literary works themselves - concentrating primarily on the work of Gerhart Hauptmann.
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- Title
- THE NATURALIST DRAMA IN GERMANY
- Author
- John Osborne:
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- Manchester University Press 1971
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- Literature;
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