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Intrigue and Love (Kabale und Liebe) Play by Friedrich Schiller (Farsi)

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Author
Friedrich Schiller
Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
Germany
Format
Paperback
Ağırlık
250 g (8.82 oz)
Delivery date
Kas 19 — Kas 26

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Intrigue and Love (Kabale und Liebe) Play by Friedrich Schiller (Farsi)

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Intrigue and Love by Friedrich Schiller is a powerful bourgeois tragedy set in 18th-century Germany, exploring the clash between love and social hierarchy. The story follows Ferdinand, a young aristocrat, and Luise, a middle-class girl, whose romance is doomed by class differences, political corruption, and courtly intrigues. Schiller highlights social injustice through the contrast between aristocratic pretension and bourgeois sincerity, while exposing government tyranny, the moral decay of the nobility, and the exploitation of soldiers. With a mix of emotional intensity, dark humor, and dramatic structure, the play portrays the struggle of individual freedom against oppressive social forces, remaining a timeless critique of injustice and a compelling moral drama.

Genel görünüm

Persian Title

کتاب خدعه و عشق اثر فریدریش شیلر

ISBN

9786003260184

Genre & Theme

A classic tragedy of intrigue and love, a masterpiece of German drama.

Writing Style

Passionate, socially critical, and full of dramatic tension.

Number of Pages

212

Performance

Suitable for: Stage

Ek bilgi

Ağırlık 250.000 g
Product Type

Printed Book

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Language

Persian

Origin

Germany

Genre

Drama

Author Friedrich Schiller

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