
Love and Resilience Derived From ‘Monsters’ and Martial Arts
By ELYSA GARDNER
|The lassitude and unease typifying ‘The Bewitched Bourgeois’ also hearken to the writings of Robert Musil and Thomas Mann. Airlessness of tone predominates, as does an intellectualism that’s at the end of its tether.

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