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Bílá nemoc

Author: Karel Čapek

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Bílá nemoc connects the threat of an epidemic with preparations for war in a state ruled by the Marshal. Karel Čapek places Dr. Galén in a situation where the ability to heal also becomes a form of political and moral power. The play examines conscience, authority, and public enthusiasm for violence. Within the dramatic conflict, illness tests a society that must decide on the value of an individual life and its responsibility for the lives of others.

Galén's conditions link medicine with opposition to war.

Publisher: Artis
Language: Czech
Type: E-book
Publication date: 1. January 2021
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Bílá nemoc connects the threat of an epidemic with preparations for war in a state ruled by the Marshal. Karel Čapek places Dr. Galén in a situation where the ability to heal also becomes a form of political and moral power. The play examines conscience, authority, and public enthusiasm for violence. Within the dramatic conflict, illness tests a society that must decide on the value of an individual life and its responsibility for the lives of others.

Book information

Publisher
Artis
Formát
E-book
Language
Czech
Publication date
1. January 2021
Pages
55
E-book formats
EPUB (ISBN 978-80-88420-57-6) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-88420-58-3)

What is Bílá nemoc about?

Galén's conditions link medicine with opposition to war.

Who is this book for?

For readers of Čapek's plays and antiwar literature.

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What is Bílá nemoc about?

Bílá nemoc connects the threat of an epidemic with preparations for war in a state ruled by the Marshal. Karel Čapek places Dr. Galén in a situation where the ability to heal also becomes a form of political and moral power.

Who wrote Bílá nemoc?

Karel Čapek.

Which e-book formats are available?

EPUB, MOBI.

What language is this edition in?

Czech.

How many pages does this edition have?

The edition details list 55 pages.

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