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Friedrich Dürrenmatt stands as a pivotal literary figure of the twentieth century, comparable to Samuel Beckett, Albert Camus, and others. His prolific output includes letters, poems, novels, and essays that reflect his critical insight and stylistic versatility. The writings in this collection showcase Dürrenmatt's playful yet polemical tone, blending the poetic with the provocative, and the comical with the serious. Critics have noted his abrupt shifts between genres—stage to prose, comedy to tragedy—highlighting his diverse interests in the arts and their interconnections. One section focuses on theater, revealing his unique dramaturgical theories through examples from Attic comedy to Schiller and Brecht. Another section features philosophical essays that explore ethical and political dilemmas alongside skeptical inquiries into metaphysics. Autobiographical pieces, such as "Vallon de l'Ermitage," provide an intimate glimpse into his life, detailing the places he visited and the people he encountered. Rich with melancholy, tenderness, and a distinctive sense of the grotesque, these essays offer a profound insight into Dürrenmatt's remarkable prowess as a nonfiction writer.
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Selected essays, Friedrich Dürrenmatt
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