John Galsworthy, The Playwright Who Discovers Unheroic Heroes
As a playwright, John Galsworthy never follows the tradition of exploring ‘larger than life’ heroes. He is among those few playwrights who invents a dramatic sense of realism in his plays. His naturalism in depicting the moral earnestness of human life establishes him as a born playwright. Galsworthy’s famous plays like Strife, Loyalties, and Justice […]
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