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Chapter I: Introduction: The Riddle

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I. THE STRUGGLE WITH ENVIRONMENT
II. THE STRUGGLE FOR SELF-EXPRESSION
III. "FERMENTATION TIME"
IV. THE DRAMA OF THE HERETIC
V. MARRIED AND BLASPHEMOUS.
VI. THE ARTIST.
VII. SELF-TORMENTOR AND VISIONARY.
VIII. The Theatre of Life

STRINDBERG'S CHIEF WRITINGS

INDEX

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

August Strindberg. From a Bust by Carl Eldh.... Frontispiece
Strindberg's Parents
August Strindberg (1862 and 1870)
August Strindberg. From Statue by Carl Eldh
August Strindberg (1884)
August Strindberg (1884 and 1897)
August Strindberg. From Bust by Max Levi, 1893
August Strindberg. From Bust by Agnes Kjellberg Frumerie, 1896
August Strindberg. From Portrait in Oil by Chr. Krogh, 1893
August Strindberg. From Portrait in Oil by Richard Bergh, 1906
August Strindberg (1904 and 1906)
August Strindberg (1906 and 1907)
August Strindberg (1902). In His Home in Stockholm (1908)
August Strindberg. From Bust by K.I. Eldh. Bought by the Swedish
State. In the National Museum, Stockholm
August Strindberg. From Portrait by Carl Larsson, 1899. In the
National Museum, Stockholm
Strindberg in His Library in the Blue Tower. His Last Home
Strindberg in His Study (1911)
The Strindberg-Theatre in Stockholm
Harriet Bosse. Strindberg's third Wife as Biskra in Samum, 1902.
Anne-Marie Bosse-Strindberg. Strindberg's only child by his third
marriage
Strindberg's Funeral (May 19th, 1913)
Trades-Unions and Undergraduates in Procession

AUGUST STRINDBERG

THE SPIRIT OF REVOLT

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