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EAN13
9791041996025
Éditeur
CULTUREA
Date de publication
5 avril 2024
Nombre de pages
32
Dimensions
22 x 17 x 0,2 cm
Poids
69 g
Langue
eng

The Master

Patrick Pearse

CULTUREA

Prix public : 12,00 €

"The Master" is a play written by Patrick Pearse, an Irish nationalist leader and playwright, and was first performed in 1912. Set in a rural Irish community, the play explores themes of nationalism, identity, and the struggle for independence. The plot centers around a small village schoolmaster, known simply as "The Master," who becomes a symbol of Irish resistance against British rule. As tensions escalate between the villagers and the British authorities, The Master emerges as a charismatic leader, inspiring his fellow Irishmen to rise up against oppression. Through powerful dialogue and vivid imagery, Pearse captures the spirit of the Irish nationalist movement and the longing for freedom. The play serves as both a celebration of Irish heritage and a call to arms for those seeking to reclaim their nation's sovereignty.
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