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This book concisely analyzes Eugene O'Neill's unique modern tragic notion and tragic style by applying them to his last autobiographic play Long Day's Journey Into Night (1939-1941) in the light of the playwright's tragic concept of self-conflicts and conflicting-selves. After reading it, you may be enormously touched by the familial tragedy tainted with both love and hatred. However, the reconciliation between family memebers at the end of th...

This book focuses on the intertextual relationship between Four Shakespearean Great Tragedies and the Holy Bile. Based on the familization of the Scriptures, Lianfang Gao, a young Chinese scholar provides us with abundant examples and evidences about how William Shakespeare was inspired and how natually he implied the meaning and Words in the Great Tragedies. It is a brand new approach of reading the two great literary creations ever produced ...