Der Taubstumme; Oder, Der AbbÃ(c) De L'epÃ(c)e. Historisches Drama In FÃ1/4nf Akten
, by Jean Nicolas Bouilly and August von Kotzebue, is a historical drama in five acts. This German play explores themes of communication, social justice, and the impact of historical events. The play tells the story of AbbÃ(c) de l'ÉpÃ(c)e, a pioneer in the education of the deaf. Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous historical period, possibly referencing the French Revolution or related social upheavals, the drama highlights de lâ€(TM)ÉpÃ(c)eâ€(TM)s dedication to helping those marginalized by society. This work offers a glimpse into the social and educational reforms of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, rendering it a compelling and historically significant theatrical piece. A valuable resource for students and scholars of German literature, theatre history, and the history of deaf education.
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