Northwestern University Press, 1986 Paper: 978-0-8101-0722-9 Library of Congress Classification IN PROCESS (ONLINE)
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
A New York newspaper column from 1924 proclaimed: "Everybody's caught in the mazes of Pirandellism. . . . He is the great convention-smasher, and he just naturally leaves you face to face with the eternal query, What is truth?"
"Everybody" is still caught in the mazes of Pirandellism. But since the 1940s Eric Bentley has threaded his way through those mazes. The Pirandello Commentaries is the result.
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
ERIC BENTLEY was born in England in 1916 and became an American citizen in 1948. He has earned a reputation as a scholar, teacher, professional theatre critic, performer, and a playwright.
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"The name of Eric Bentley is enough to guarantee the significance of any book of or about the drama." —Robert Penn Warren
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