Dead without burial. Devil and Lord God
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“The Dead without Burial” (1946) is a piercing play by Sartre about the times of the German occupation of France. The Second World War: Francois, Sorbier, Canoris, Henri and Lucy - resistance members who failed the task and fell into the hands of the Germans. They are kept in the attic, in handcuffs, and one at a time is taken down for interrogation. These five find themselves face to face with death, exactly that they all feel in front of imminent death - despair, humility, hatred of enemies and traitors, hope and thirst for living - is the main subject of attention of the writer.
“The Devil and the Lord God” (1951) - the play of Sartre, whose action takes place in a neoponed peasant war of Germany of the 16th century. However, historical events for the author are just a background on which the eternal issues of being are more clear: that there is good and evil and what is the freedom of the human person
“The Devil and the Lord God” (1951) - the play of Sartre, whose action takes place in a neoponed peasant war of Germany of the 16th century. However, historical events for the author are just a background on which the eternal issues of being are more clear: that there is good and evil and what is the freedom of the human person
Author:
Author:Sartre J.-P.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
Paper:
Paper:Gray
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-091546-0
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