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<title><![CDATA[Comentarios al libro: PLAYS BY AUGUST STRINDBERG, THIRD SERIES]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[The collection of plays contained in this volume is unusually representative, giving what might be called a cross-section of Strindberg's development as a dramatist from his naturalistic revolt in the middle eighties, to his final arrival at resigned mysticism and Swedenborgian symbolism.""Swanwhite"" was written in the spring of 1901, about the time when Strindberg was courting and marrying his third wife, the gifted Swedish actress Harriet Bosse. In the fall of 1902 the play appeared in book form, together with ""The Crown Bride"" and ""The Dream Play,"" all of them being issued simultaneously, at Berlin, in a German translation made by Emil Schering.Schering, who at that time was in close correspondence with Strindberg, says that the figure of Swanwhite had been drawn with direct reference to Miss Bosse, who had first attracted the attention of Strindberg by her spirited interpretation of Biskra in ""Simoom."" And Schering adds that it was Strindberg's bride who had a little previously ...]]></description>
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