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- Chekhov and Realism
In the following essay, the author examines the ways in which Chekhov employs structural elements and characterization to achieve a sense of uncompromising realism.
- Analysis of The Seagull: Historical Context and Treplyov
In the following essay, the author analyzes Chekhov's play in light of both its historical context as a transitional example of modern drama and in Chekhov's character, Treplyov, regarding the state of a symbolist in a realist society.
- The Artistic Temperament of The Seagull
In this essay, the author examines Chekhov's play and his presentation of the artistic temperament.
- The Seagull: An Overview
In this essay, the author provides an overview of Chekhov's play.
- Anton Chekhov
Calling The Seagull "a play of infinite tenderness and compassionate understanding,'' Clurman reviews a 1954 production of Chekhov's play.
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