Unfair Arguments with Existence - Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Seven Plays for a new Theatre
KORTE INHOUD
"Unfair Arguments with Existence" marked Ferlinghetti's first published foray into the world of theatre, and featured seven plays reflective of his vision for "A New Theatre." Acknowledging some debt to Surrealist martyr Antonin Artaud among others, Ferlinghetti composed these seven pieces for the stage. This particular copy can be easily identified as the first edition by the publisher's omission of a photograph of Tom Rosque acting as the character of "Blind Indian" in the San Francisco production of "The Alligation," the only one of these plays to have taken the stage at the time of publication.
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Lawrence Ferlinghetti: Unfair Arguments with Existence, New Directions, New York, 1963. Paperback. First edition, third printing. A very good copy in publisher's original illustrated wrappers. Wear to the spine and cover's extremities. Owner signature on half-title page.
