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Did anyone read der besuch der alten dame?
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>>25639257
Nobody?
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>>25639276
Not me.
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>>25639257
Dürrenmatts stuff is always very simplified and broken down in order to "reach a wider audience" and does not compare to pre-war German playwrights in my opinion
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>>25639787
I see
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I read it in school 25 years ago. I thought it was just ok.
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>>25640390
Damnn okayy
But has anyone done any work on it in class, like worksheets or anything? I have a test coming up, and I haven’t read the book yet, so anything would really help
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>>25641595
Anyone?



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