In this Book
- When Clerics Kill
- Book
- 2013
- Published by: Kraft Books
summary
The play depicts a troubled and violent society stoked by a vicious and violent culture of intolerance and extremism. It is about restiveness, puritanism and the politics of religiosity. The play gives a glimpse of the views and frustrations of young people, the supercilious and hateful perceptions of some clerics and the brigandage of law enforcers in such a given situation. The play points to the role courageous individuals could play in speaking out for peace and standing up to violence and in defiance of fear and for preservation of freedom.
Table of Contents
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- Acknowledgement
- p. 7
- Author's Note
- pp. 8-10
- Characters
- pp. 11-13
- ACT ONE, Scene One
- pp. 14-22
- ACT ONE, Scene Two
- pp. 23-30
- ACT TWO, Scene One
- pp. 31-39
- ACT Three, Scene One
- pp. 40-50
- ACT FOUR, Scene One
- pp. 51-54
- ACT FOUR, Scene Two
- pp. 55-58
- ACT FIVE, Scene One
- pp. 59-64
- ACT FIVE, Scene Two
- pp. 65-69
- ACT FIVE, Scene Three
- pp. 70-72
- ACT FIVE, Scene Four
- pp. 73-77
- ACT FIVE, Scene Five
- pp. 78-81
- ACT SIX, Scene One
- pp. 82-90
- ACT SIX, Scene Two
- pp. 91-95
- ACT SEVEN, Scene One
- pp. 96-100
- ACT EIGHT, Scene One
- pp. 101-104
- Back cover
- p. 105
Additional Information
ISBN
9789789182589
Related ISBN(s)
9789789180844
MARC Record
OCLC
933516585
Pages
104
Launched on MUSE
2016-01-01
Language
English
Open Access
No
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