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Aeschylus (c. 525-456 B.C.) [58]	Gozzi, Carlo (1720-1806) [0]	Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von (1759-1805) [37]
Aristophanes (c. 448-385 B.C.) [83]	Griboedov, Alexander (1795 -1829) [10]	Scribe, Augustin Eugene (1791–1861) [5]
Brecht, Bertolt (1898–1956) [29]	Hugo, Victor (1802-1885) [22]	Shaffer, Peter (1926- ) [9]
Calderon de la Barca y Henao, Pedro (1600-1681) [20]	Ibsen, Henrik (1828-1906) [14]	Shakespeare, William (1564-1616) [60]
Chapman, George (1559-1634) [9]	Jonson, Ben (1572-1637) [14]	Shaw, George Bernard (1856-1950) [20]
Chekhov, Anton (1860-1904) [16]	Kalidasa [4]	Sheridan, Richard Brinsley (1751–1816) [18]
Congreve, William (1670-1729) [6]	Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim (1729-1781) [13]	Sophocles (c. 497-406 B.C.) [12]
Corneille, Pierre (1606-1684) [12]	Lorca, Federico Garcia (1898-1936) [21]	Stoppard, Tom (1937- ) [5]
Dryden, John (1631-1700) [25]	Marlowe, Cristofer (1564-1593) [15]	Synge, John Millington (1871–1909) [14]
Eliot, Thomas Sterns (1888-1965) [35]	Moliere (Poquelin), Jean-Baptiste (1622-1673) [13]	Terence (c. 190-158 B.C.) [5]
Euripides (c. 485-406 B.C.) [57]	Molina, Tirso de (1571-1648) [8]	Toller, Ernst (1893-1939) [6]
Filippo, Eduardo de (1900–1984) [7]	Osborne, John (1929-1994) [5]	Vega Carpio, Lope Felix de (1562–1635) [24]
Galsworthy, John (1867-1933) [24]	Ostrovsky, Alexander (1823-1886) [6]	Williams, Tennessee (1911–1983) [5]
Giraudoux, Jean (1882-1944) [11]	Plautus, Titus Maccius (c. 254-184 B.C.) [9]
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang (1749-1832) [25]	Racine, Jean (1639-1699) [17]

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Hannah Cowley
A brief biography of the English dramatist and poet. [eng]

Existential Frames - A Primer to Existentialism
A comprehensive analysis of existentialism and its evolution in the works of Sartre and many other philosophers: Dostoevsky, Camus, Kafka and others. [eng]

Edmond Rostand
French poet and dramatist, best-known from his play Cyrano de Bergerac, about the heroic individualist, who has an outsized nose. The connection between the true Cyrano, the 17th century French soldier, dramatist, and soldier, is nominal. Rostand's plays were romantic and entertaining, providing an alternative to the naturalistic theatre. [eng]

Gunnar Gunnarsson (1889-1975)
A biography of prolific Icelandic novelist, dramatist, essayist, and poet. [eng]

Thomas Bernhard - DAS NEUE ARCHIV by virtuSens
DAS NEUE ARCHIV - Thomas Bernhard in Bild und Ton präsentiert von virtuSens. [deu]

Beaumont and Fletcher
A biography of Elizabethan dramatists and collaborators Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher. [eng]

Creative Quotations from Richard Hughes (1900-1976)
Richard Hughes in quotations to inspire creative thinking [eng]

Lucian Blaga (1895-1961), Romanian poet, dramatist and philosopher
English Language Site for Lucian Blaga (1895-1961), Romanian poet, dramatist and philosopher. [eng]

Wonders of the African World
For over 3,000 years Ethiopia has been a land of mystery and fascination. The Greek poet Homer thought that the Ethiopians had been blessed by the gods, while the historians and dramatists who came after him described a people of immense piety who lived beside the fountain of the sun. [eng]

Romain Rolland
French novelist, dramatist, essayist, mystic, pacifist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1915. Romain Rolland saw that art must be a part of the struggle to bring enlightenment to people. In his work he attacked all forms of nazism and fascism, and struggled for social and political justice. Rolland never joined any party but he acquired a reputation as an ardent Communist. [eng]

Heijermans, Herman. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
1864–1924, Dutch dramatist. Much of his work treated life among the Dutch Jews. His dramas include Op Hoop van Zegen (1900, tr. The Good Hope, 1928). [eng]

Ęëîďřňîę Ôđčäđčő (Klopstock)
Ôđčäđčő Ęëîďřňîę (Klopstock): ŕôîđčçěű, öčňŕňű, áčîăđŕôč˙ [rus]

Moberg, Vilhelm. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
Swedish novelist and dramatist. Substantial recognition came with his partly autobiographical Knut Toring trilogy (1935–39; tr. The Earth is Ours, 1940). The historical novel Ride This Night! (1941, tr. 1943) was Moberg’s impassioned argument against totalitarianism. His epic of Swedish emigration to the United States includes The Emigrants (1949, tr. 1951), Unto a Good Land (1952, tr. 1954), The Settlers (1956), and The Last Letter to Sweden (1959, tr. 1961) [eng]

Philip Massinger
Philip Massinger ranks as one of the most scholarly and powerful dramatists of his day. Born in 1584, he went to Oxford in 1602, and the only fact that we know of him between his leaving the university in 1606 and having a comedy performed at court in 1621, is that he, with Field and Daborne, also playwrights, asked for an advance of five pounds from Henslowe, the theatrical capitalist, because they were "in unfortunate extremities." [eng]

ŐĹËËĹĐ, ÄĆÎÇĹÔ
Đîäčëń˙ 7 ěŕ˙ 1923 â Áđóęëčíĺ. Âî âđĺě˙ Âňîđîé ěčđîâîé âîéíű ëĺňŕë íŕ áîěáŕđäčđîâůčęĺ Â-52, ęŕę č ăĺđîé ĺăî Ďîďđŕâęč-22 Éîńńŕđčŕí. Â 1949 ďîëó÷čë ńňĺďĺíü ěŕăčńňđŕ čńęóńńňâ â Ęîëóěáčéńęîě óíčâĺđńčňĺňĺ. Â 1949–1950 âĺë íŕó÷íóţ đŕáîňó â Îęńôîđäĺ ďî ďđîăđŕěěĺ ńňčďĺíäčé Ôóëáđŕéňŕ. Ďđĺďîäŕâŕë â óíčâĺđńčňĺňĺ řňŕňŕ Ďĺíńčëüâŕíč˙ (1950–1952), ďčńŕë đĺęëŕěíűĺ ňĺęńňű äë˙ ćóđíŕëîâ «Ňŕéě» č «Ýńęâŕéđ» (1952–1958), áűë ŕăĺíňîě ďî đĺęëŕěĺ ćóđíŕëŕ «Ěŕęęîëń». Â 1961 îńňŕâčë ýňó đŕáîňó, ÷ňîáű âĺńňč ňâîđ÷ĺńęčĺ ńĺěčíŕđű ďî ďđîçĺ č äđŕěŕňóđăčč â Éĺëüńęîě óíčâĺđńčňĺňĺ č óíčâĺđńčňĺňĺ řňŕňŕ Ďĺíńčëüâŕíč˙. [rus]

AllRefer Encyclopedia - JosE Zorrilla y Moral (Spanish And Portuguese Literature, Biographies) - Encyclopedia
Spanish poet and dramatist. His works and life epitomized the brief period of Spanish romanticism. One of the most honored of Spanish writers, he was nevertheless continually impoverished. Among his many plays Don Juan Tenorio (1844) is a Spanish favorite, as is El zapatero y el rey [the shoemaker and the king] (1840–42). [eng]

Luigi Pirandello
A biography of the Nobel Prize-winning Italian dramatist. [eng]

Josef and Karel Capek
Brief biography of Josef and Karel Capek, the best known literary figures of liberated Czechoslovakia after 1918. [eng]

Augier, Emile
A biography of the French dramatist. [eng]

Ŕëĺí Đĺíĺ ËĹŃŔĆ (Alain Rene LESAGE)
Äđŕěŕňóđă č đîěŕíčńň. Ďĺđâŕ˙ îđčăčíŕëüíŕ˙ îäíîŕęňíŕ˙ ęîěĺäč˙ "Ęđčńďĺí, ńîďĺđíčę ńâîĺăî ăîńďîäčíŕ" áűëŕ ďîńňŕâëĺíŕ â ňĺŕňđĺ "Ęîěĺäč Ôđŕíńĺç" â 1707 ă. Â íĺé, ńëĺäó˙ ňđŕäčöč˙ě Ď.Ńęŕđđîíŕ č Ěîëüĺđŕ, Ëĺńŕć ńîçäŕë îáđŕç óěíîăî ďëóňîâŕňîăî ńëóăč, âűáčâŕţůĺăîń˙ â áóđćóŕ. Â ńŕňčđč÷ĺńęîé ęîěĺäčč "Ňţđęŕđĺ" (1709) äđŕěŕňóđă âűâĺë âńĺńčëüíîăî îňęóďůčęŕ-ôčíŕíńčńňŕ, ďîęŕçŕë áĺçíđŕâńňâĺííîńňü č ŕđčńňîęđŕňč÷ĺńęčő, č áóđćóŕçíűő ęđóăîâ. Ďîďóë˙đíîńňü Ëĺńŕćó ďđčíĺńëč đîěŕí "Őđîěîé áĺń" (1707), ńâîáîäíŕ˙ ďĺđĺäĺëęŕ đîěŕíŕ čńďŕíńęîăî ďčńŕňĺë˙ Ë.Âĺëĺńŕ äĺ Ăĺâŕđű, â ęîňîđîě äŕĺňń˙ ˙đęŕ˙ ńŕňčđč÷ĺńęŕ˙ ęŕđňčíŕ ńîâđĺěĺííîăî ďčńŕňĺëţ ôđŕíöóçńęîăî îáůĺńňâŕ č ĺăî íđŕâîâ; ŕ ňŕęćĺ đîěŕí "Ďîőîćäĺíč˙ Ćčëü Áëŕńŕ čç Ńŕíňčëü˙íű", íŕä ęîňîđűě ŕâňîđ đŕáîňŕë â ňĺ÷ĺíčĺ äâŕäöŕňč ëĺň (1715-1735). [rus]

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