National betrayal: Language, location, and lesbianism in August Strindberg's Le Plaidoyer d'un fou

Keyphrases

• Betrayal 100%
• Mad Men 100%
• Strindberg 100%
• Lesbianism 100%
• August Strindberg 100%
• Paris 66%
• Sweden 66%
• Narrator 66%
• French Version 66%
• Lesbian Desire 66%
• Prose 33%
• Nineteenth Century 33%
• Modernist 33%
• Literary Text 33%
• Modernism 33%
• Tourists 33%
• First Person 33%
• Apartment 33%
• Denmark 33%
• Transnational 33%
• Bourgeois 33%
• Stockholm 33%
• Berlin 33%
• Transgression 33%
• National Borders 33%
• Scandal 33%
• Adultery 33%
• Madness 33%
• Travel Trajectory 33%
• Indecency 33%
• Railway Station 33%
• Linguistic Border 33%
• German Translation 33%
• German Version 33%
• Henrik Ibsen 33%
• Boarding House 33%
• Literary Experimentation 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Betrayal 100%
• August Strindberg 100%
• madman 100%
• Plaidoyer 100%
• architectural 66%
• Manifestation 66%
• Paris 66%
• 1880s 66%
• Narrator 66%
• Sweden 66%
• Nineteenth Century 33%
• Berlin 33%
• Conception 33%
• Modernism 33%
• Modernist 33%
• Literary text 33%
• Legacy 33%
• Transnational 33%
• Bourgeois 33%
• Thematic 33%
• 1890s 33%
• Adultery 33%
• Railway Station 33%
• misogynist 33%
• Apartment 33%
• linguistic border 33%
• Denmark 33%
• Madness 33%
• Henrik Ibsen 33%
• Stockholm 33%