Plays
Abstract
In spite of presenting his drama in a completely inovating way, Richard Morris writes about the same Universal themes that have been worrying his companion playwriters:life and death, love and war. He uses archetypes which are very well known in Literature such as "Time's winged chariot", the ostrich, the drunkard, the dog, and many others. Morris dresses his plot with a modern gown by hinting fairly new issues (doping, John Lennon - Ioko Ono television, Volkswagen, poor people's rights, women's rights) and yet he expresses a longing for bygone days or, at least, he is a eulo gizer of the past "our time".Downloads
Published
1979-01-01
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Copyright (c) 1979 Maria Jandyra Cunha

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