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The play titled "The Lesson" by Eugene Eunesco serves as a literary portrayal of inexplicable and jarring modern-day deaths, illustrating the societal complexities, notably poverty-induced suffering and social scorn, that contribute to such tragedies. This analysis, employing library research, delves into the demise of a determined young pupil receiving tutoring from her professor. Initially vibrant and ambitious, she meets an untimely end amid the professor's relentless teaching approach. This narrative unveils the nonsensical realities of contemporary society, where deaths arising from frustration and ridicule prevail. Examples include a student's suicide due to financial constraints and a mother's tragic end alongside her children due to economic strains.
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Referensi
- Anderson, M. e. (1971). Crowell's Handbook Of Contemporary Drama; A Critical Handbook of Plays and Playwriting Since The Second World War. United States: Crowell Company, Inc.
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Referensi
Anderson, M. e. (1971). Crowell's Handbook Of Contemporary Drama; A Critical Handbook of Plays and Playwriting Since The Second World War. United States: Crowell Company, Inc.
Anoulih, J. (2007, - -). Eugene Ionesco-French dramatist. Retrieved from Britannica: https://www.britannica.com/art/dramatic-literature
Di Yanni, R. (1986). Literature Reading; Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Essay; Second Edition. McGraw: Hills Inc.
Esslin, M. (1960). The Theatre of the Absurd. The Tulane Drama Review, 3-15.
Gray, M. (1985). A Dictionary Of Literary Terms . Hongkong: Longman York Press.
Welleck Rene, A. W. (1979). Theory of Literature. London: Hard Court, Brace and World Inc.
Yelland, P. (1983). The World from The Twenties of The Eighties. New York: Harper Publisher.