ldj Flashcards
(8 cards)
Doris V Falk
The tragedy of Tyrone is that he has sold his soul for the illusion of success
Harold Clurman
Every character speaks in two voices, two moods - one of rage, the other of apology. This produces a kind of moral schizophrenia.
If it is stammering it is still the most eloquent and significant stammer of the American theatre
Marc Mafaut
A ‘fin-de-siecle’ poet at war with God and society
Lorin Porter
As memory lures these characters back to the past in an effort to return to their beginnings, to reexperience paradise lost, time turns on itself and becomes cyclic
The tragedy of Tyrone is that he has sold his soul for the illusion of success
Doris V Falk
Every character speaks in two voices, two moods - one of rage, the other of apology. This produces a kind of moral schizophrenia.
Harold Clurman
A ‘fin-de-siecle’ poet at war with God and society
Marc Mafaut
As memory lures these characters back to the past in an effort to return to their beginnings, to reexperience paradise lost, time turns on itself and becomes cyclic
Lorin Porter
