The Elusive Transcendent: The Role of Religion in the Plays of Frank Wedekind: v. 23 (Britische und Irische Studien zur Deutschen Sprache und ... Studies in German Language and Literature)

The Elusive Transcendent examines how Frank Wedekind weaves religion and rebellion into his plays, exposing the moral tension behind modernism.

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