Damaged Goods The Great Play "Les Avaries" Of Eugene Brieux

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Set in the early twentieth century, this play tackles the stigma and consequences of sexually transmitted infections, highlighting the moral and social implications of venereal diseases. Through its characters, it addresses the misunderstandings, fear, and shame associated with these issues. While Upton Sinclair is noted for his social reform writings, this work by Brieux reflects a similar commitment to exposing societal injustices and raising awareness about critical human conditions, emphasizing the need for understanding and compassion.