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Uncle Vanya

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English

 

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Salome G

 

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November 11, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Moreover, through ordinary conversations, pauses and incomplete thoughts, Chekhov is able to reveal the truth behind the trivial words and daily lives of his characters. Thus, he revolutionized modern theatre art by writing plays which reflected life "as it actually is." Although Chekhov was a very prolific writer, Uncle Vanya is widely considered to be his greatest achievement and a masterpiece of modern drama...
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One obvious characteristic of the play is that almost all the characters are consumed with lethargy, boredom and regret over their unsatisfactory lives. In Uncle Vanya, Anton Chekhov uses this collective boredom to mask the characters' hopeless existence, their impossible loves and the deep resentment harbored towards each other...
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