the tragedy of man dramatic poem
Adam and Eve have been exiled out of Paradise, but instead of slinking away as he does in Genesis, Lucifer takes Adam through different periods of history, and even into a Fourierist future in which everyone lives in Phalansteries run by scientists and even beyond into the wastes of outer space. The major work of a Hungarian writer, poet, lawyer and politician Imre Madách. “The Tragedy of Man” being a philosophic dramatic poem analysing human destiny, was published in 1861. A thoughtful, amazing, full of historic and future personae, it enclosed the experience of the entire mankind, of all the times, celebrating the human search for meaning of life. Many of Madách’s works were translated into several languages and gained wide popular success.
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