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Eugene O'Neill: His Focus on the Maternal
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10 pages. In studying
several of the plays by Eugene O'Neill, one can find a recurrent
theme running through each of them. That of the mother, or
maternal figure, and different representations of this maternal
personification. The plays that are pertinent to this theme
within this particular paper are Desire Under the Elms; Strange
Interlude; Long Days Journey into The Night; and Moon for the
Misbegotten. This is by no means a comparison of these plays,
but simply an observation of a recurrent and related theme of the
mother/maternal figure. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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