GHOSTS - GERHART HAUPTMANN

Discover the depths of the human psyche in Gerhart Hauptmann's drama "Ghosts." It is a moving story about family secrets, moral conflicts, and the consequences of choices. Immerse yourself in a world full of tension and emotion that forces you to reflect on the nature of human existence.

• Insightful analysis of the human psyche
• Moving story about family secrets
• Moral conflicts and their consequences
• Universal message about the nature of human existence
• Classic of world literature

Gerhart Hauptmann, Nobel Prize laureate in literature, is one of the most important German playwrights and prose writers. His work is characterized by realism, deep psychologism, and social commitment. "Ghosts" is one of his most famous and appreciated works, which has permanently entered the canon of world literature.

The drama "Ghosts" is an excellent read for all literature lovers who appreciate deep and moving stories. It is also an ideal choice for people interested in psychology, philosophy, and social issues. "Ghosts" is a work that makes you think and leaves a lasting impression in the reader's memory.

The paperback edition of "Ghosts" is a practical and convenient form that allows you to easily carry and read the book anywhere. The compact format ensures that the book fits in a handbag, backpack, or pocket, so you can always have it at hand. It is an ideal choice for people who value mobility and want to have access to their favorite literature in any situation.

"In our time [Gerhart Hauptmann] proves the immortality of art as a natural means of expression, a way of thinking reflected in shapes and images that cannot come from this world, art as a primordial phenomenon, whose surest thing is the mythical rebirth in this world." – Tomasz Mann

"What particularly distinguishes Gerhart Hauptmann is his way of seeing things - he thoroughly examines and penetrates deep into the human being. [...] In his dramas, he proves to be a great artist, which is expressed through his characteristic conciseness, to the extent that the viewer or reader is involved in the action of his works from beginning to end." – Gunnar Ahlström

Technical data:

Pages: 156, Format: 128x213 mm, Year of publication: 2021, Binding: paperback, Publisher: Eperons-Ostrogi