Acquiring Economic and Social Stability in Chekhov’s a Marriage Proposal
Irwan Sumarsono,
Imam Dui Agusalim,
Eny Kusumawati
et al.
Abstract:A Marriage Proposal is one of Anton Chekhov’s famous short plays. It was written in 1889 and performed for the first time in 1890. In this play, Chekhov criticized the nineteenth-century Russian society especially the landowners or the wealthy classes who got married to a woman or a man from the same class in the society, driven not by their true love or affection, but by money to acquire economically and keep their social stability. This study analyzed how the characters of the play think and see the marriage… Show more
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