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The House Of Bernarda Alba: La casa de Bernarda Alba (PDF eBook)

eBook by Lorca, Federico García/Edwards, Gwynne/Edwards, Gwynne

The House Of Bernarda Alba: La casa de Bernarda Alba (PDF eBook)

£9.89

ISBN:
9781350159303
Publication Date:
14 Nov 2019
Publisher:
Bloomsbury Publishing
Imprint:
Methuen Drama
Pages:
208 pages
Format:
eBook
For delivery:
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The House Of Bernarda Alba: La casa de Bernarda Alba (PDF eBook)

Description

Bernarda Alba is a widow, and her five daughters are incarcerated in mourning along with her. One by one they make a bid for freedom, with tragic consequences. Lorca's tale depicts the repression of women within Catholic Spain in the years before the war. The House of Bernarda Alba is Lorca's last and possibly finest play, completed shortly before he was murdered by Nationalist sympathisers at the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. Inspired by real characters and described by the author as 'a true record of village life', it is a tragic tale of frustration and explosive passions in a household of women rulled by a tyrannical mother. Edited with invaluable student notes - a must for students of Spanish drama

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