Thomas Shadwells Tragödie "The Libertine" und ihr Verhältnis zu den vorausgehenden Bearbeitungen der Don Juan-Sage (Paperback)

Oskar Reihmann's study delves into Thomas Shadwell's tragedy "The Libertine" and its connection to earlier adaptations of the Don Juan legend. This work examines the evolution of the Don Juan character and narrative, analyzing Shadwell's unique interpretation within the context of theatrical history and literary tradition. Reihmann explores the dramatic techniques, thematic elements, and cultural influences that shaped Shadwell's play, offering insights into the enduring fascination with the Don Juan myth and its various representations on stage.

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