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The Diary of Anne Frank | Essays and Criticism
- Narrative Structure
In the following essay, Rena Korb discusses the play’s narrative structure.
- The Life and Death of a Document: Lessons from the Strange Career of The Diary of Anne Frank
In the following essay, Max Page calls The Diary of Anne Frank a ‘‘radically altered, shortened, and skewed document,’’ and explores how and why it has been altered in stage and written versions of the work.
- Meyer Levin’s Obsession
In the following essay, Stephen Fife compares the unproduced script Meyer Levin wrote for The Diary of Anne Frank to the popular version of the play written by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich, contending there is ample evidence that the duo plagiarized Levin’s work.
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