Les trente-six situations dramatiques

About this book

In the late 19th century, Georges Polti penned "Les trente-six situations dramatiques," a groundbreaking theoretical work that dissects the essence of drama. Delving into the idea that there exist only thirty-six fundamental dramatic situations, this French masterpiece is a must-read for literature enthusiasts and aspiring playwrights alike. From "the pursuit" to "revenge," Polti's analysis offers a unique lens through which to view storytelling and character development. Ideal for students of literature and aspiring writers seeking to deepen their understanding of narrative structure, "Les trente-six situations dramatiques" remains a timeless resource for unlocking the secrets of compelling storytelling.