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Three Tragedies: Blood Wedding, Yerma, Bernarda Alba (New Directions Paperbook) by Federico García Lorca is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Here In The Authorized Translation By James Graham-lujan And Richard L. O'connell, With An Illuminating Biographical Introduction By The Poet’s Brother, Francisco García Lorca, Are Three Tragic Dramas By The Great Modern Spanish Poet And Playwright Which Have Caught The Imagination And Won The Critical Acclaim Of The Literate World: Blood Wedding: Concerned With Love That Cannot Become Marriage Among The Primitive Hill People Of Castile, This Is A Play Of The Workings Of Tremendous Passions And Tribal Ritual Toward An Inescapable Tragic End. Yerma: According To Edwin Honig, Author Of A Biography On Lorca, The Whole Tragic Burden Of Yerma Is Measured By The Deepening Of Her Struggle With The Problem Of Frustrated Motherhood. The House Of Bernarda Alba: Again About Women Whom Love Moves To Tragedy, Bernarda Alba Tells Of The Repression Of Five Daughters By A Domineering Mother, Of How Their Natural Spirits Circumvented Her But Bring Violence And Death.--publisher's Description. Blood Wedding -- Yerma -- Bernarda Alba. Translated By James Graham-luján And Richard L. O'connell, Introd. By Francisco García Lorca.

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Author
Federico García Lorca
Publisher
New Directions Pub. Corp; New Directions
Published
1955
Language
EN
ISBN
9780811200929
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Romance, Fiction
Rating
4.06 / 5 (129 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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