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Nine plays : selected by the author

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  • "Emperor Jones"@en
  • "Emperor Jones"
  • "Mourning becomes Electra"
  • "Mourning becomes Electra"@en
  • "great God brown"
  • "All God's chillun got wings"
  • "All God's chillun got wings"@en
  • "Marco millions"
  • "All god's chillun got wings"
  • "Desire under the elms"@en
  • "Desire under the elms"
  • "Lazarus laughed"
  • "Lazarus laughed"@en
  • "Great god Brown"@en
  • "Sammlung"
  • "hairy ape"
  • "hair ape"
  • "Strange interlude"
  • "Strange interlude"@en
  • "Hairy ape"@en
  • "Hairy ape"
  • "emperor Jones"
  • "Marco Millions"@en
  • "[Teils.]"

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  • "Eugene O'Neill chose the nine full-length plays in this edition as best representing his work. "O'Neill was the first American dramatist to justify Shaw's definition of the theatre as a 'factory of thought, a prompter of conscience, a school of social conduct, an armory against despair and dullness and a temple of the ascent of man,'" wrote the critic Harold Clurman. His plays are "the one sure American contribution to the world literature of the theatre." He was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1936. O'Neill brought European expressionism, realism, and naturalism to his work, as well as a level of despair not seen before in the U.S. theater. He wrote from his own experience, mining the conflicts that characterized his relationship with his family and using symbols of the home as ironic inversions of love, life, and affirmation. - Jacket flap."
  • "Emperor Jones takes place on an island in the West Indies. The form of native government is, for the time being, an Empire. The Hair Ape is a comedy of ancient and modern life. Mourning becomes Electra is a trilogy of the American Civil War."
  • "For contents, see Author Catalog."@en
  • "A collection of nine plays by the American playwright, including "The Emperor Jones" and "Desire Under the Elms.""

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  • "Theatertekst"
  • "Dramat amerykański"
  • "Toneelstukken (teksten)"
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Genres littéraires"

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  • "Nine plays selected by the author"
  • "Nine plays : selected by the author"
  • "Nine plays : selected by the author"@en
  • "Nine plays, selected by the author"@en
  • "Nine plays by Eugene O'Neill selected by the author"@en
  • "Nine Plays ... Selected by the author. Introduction by Joseph Wood Krutch"@en
  • "Nine plays, selected by the author. Introd. by Joseph Wood Krutch"@en
  • "Nine plays : selected by the author ; introd. by Joseph Wood Krutch"@en
  • "Nine plays by Eugene O'Neill selected by the author; introduction by Joseph Wood Krutch"@en
  • "Nine Plays"
  • "Nine plays"@en
  • "Nine plays"
  • "Nine plays by Eugene O'Neill"@en
  • "Nine plays by Eugene O'Neill"
  • "Nueve dramas"@es
  • "Nueve dramas"
  • "Nine plays by Eugene O'Neill : selected by the author"@en
  • "Nine plays by Eugene O'Neill : selected by the author ; introduction by Joseph Wood Krutch"@en

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