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Ludwig Lewisohn Books

    May 30, 1882 – December 31, 1955

    Ludwig Lewisohn was a German-born American writer and critic whose work delved into the complexities of Jewish identity in the modern world. His prose is characterized by profound psychological insight and a poetic use of language, exploring themes of assimilation, spiritual rebirth, and the search for meaning. Lewisohn also engaged in translation, aiming to bridge European literature with American audiences. His writings remain relevant today for their ability to capture universal human struggles with culture and personal destiny.

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    Le destin de Mr Crump
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    Stephen Escott
    For Ever Wilt Thou Love
    THE DRAMA AND THE STAGE

    • THE DRAMA AND THE STAGE

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Exploring various facets of theatre, this collection delves into the evolution of American drama, the interplay between art and life, and the roles of critics and actors. It discusses themes such as tragedy, comedy, and the impact of influential playwrights like Gorki and Maugham. The work also examines contemporary movements in French and German theatre, the significance of one-act plays, and the dynamics of theatrical productions. Through essays and notes, it offers insights into the craft of playwriting and the emotional depth of performance.

      THE DRAMA AND THE STAGE

    • Le destin de Mr Crump

      • 406 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      Herbert Crump, fils d'émigrés allemands installé dans le sud des Etats-Unis, à la Belle Epoque, musicien, tombe dans les filets d'une aimable mégère qui va l'épouser et se fera un malin plaisir de transformer son existence en enfer. Entre elle et Herbert, deux conceptions du monde inconciliables s'affrontent

      Le destin de Mr Crump