Right You Are (If You Think So)

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"Right You Are (If You Think So)" is a play by Luigi Pirandello that explores the relativity of truth and the elusiveness of objective reality through conflicting personal narratives.

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instanceOf play
theatrical work
author Luigi Pirandello NERFINISHED
centralConflict conflicting accounts of a woman’s identity
countryOfOrigin Italy
criticalReception considered a key work in Pirandello’s exploration of truth and illusion
dramaticEffect leaves the audience without a definitive answer
dramaticFunctionOfLaudisi onstage commentator on truth and perception
dramaticStructure play-within-the-town’s-curiosity
dramaticTechnique ambiguity
metatheatrical commentary
unreliable testimony
explores the impossibility of fully knowing others
the role of community in constructing truth
the tension between private suffering and public curiosity
genre absurdist theatre
drama
modernist drama
hasAdaptation radio adaptations
stage productions in multiple countries
television adaptations
hasMainCharacter Laudisi NERFINISHED
Signor Ponza NERFINISHED
Signora Frola NERFINISHED
influenced 20th-century theatre theory
absurdist playwrights
influencedBy early 20th-century modernism
literaryMovement European modernist theatre
Italian modernism NERFINISHED
narrativeForm one-act structure
originalLanguage Italian
philosophicalContext relativism
skepticism about objective truth
relatedWorkByAuthor Henry IV NERFINISHED
Six Characters in Search of an Author NERFINISHED
setting a provincial Italian town
subjectOf philosophical discussions of relativism in literature
scholarly analysis in theatre studies
theme appearance versus reality
epistemological uncertainty
gossip and social curiosity
identity
relativity of truth
subjective reality
workOf Luigi Pirandello NERFINISHED

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