Dari Bangku Penonton·Sep 16, 2025Oleh-oleh dari Pengagum IonescoBagaimana seorang penonton teater memaknai pentas yang ia saksikan? Apa yang dibawanya pulang setelah menonton teater? Jika itu adalah…
Scepticus: philosophy and language·Jul 3, 2024What Eugène Ionesco teaches us about linguistics and linguistic centrismEugène Ionesco (1909–1994) is a Romanian author who took an indispensable part in absurd and absurdist literature. A couple of his most…
InThe Daily CuppabyRiccardo Valle·Aug 26, 2023We Were Two Steps Away From Their StoryI went with my mom. Twenty years ago.A response icon2A response icon2
Maryam Muhanad Majeed·Aug 17, 2023Navigating Reality’s Labyrinth: The Intricacies of ‘The Chairs’ by Eugène IonescoThe realm of reality is often intertwined with the physical world, where our attention naturally gravitates toward concrete facts that…A response icon1A response icon1
Irsyad Ridho·Oct 9, 2022Awas, Badak!Obrolan yang Mungkin Setelah Bubaran Menonton ^Badak-badak^ dari Mantaka
Pratishta Pandey·Jun 20, 2022Absurdism in ‘The Rhinoceros’The ‘Theatre of the Absurd’ is a term that refers to a group of plays written mostly by French authors in the late 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s…
Susan Corso·Nov 26, 2020Dreams and Anguish — We’re in This TogetherI don’t ordinarily spend a lot of time with Pope Francis, but he came to me this Thanksgiving morning in the form of an op-ed piece in The…
