Psyche and Symbol in the Theater of Federico García Lorca: Perlimplín, Yerma, Blood Wedding

The book is an ex-library copy with typical markings, including stamps from the Denver Public Library. The dust jacket is worn, with visible edge wear and library stickers. The binding is solid, and the pages are clean, making it suitable for reading and research despite its cosmetic flaws.

"Psyche and Symbol in the Theater of Federico García Lorca: Perlimplín, Yerma, Blood Wedding" by Rupert C. Allen, published by University of Texas Press in 1974, explores the intricate psychological and symbolic elements in the works of the renowned Spanish playwright Federico García Lorca. This edition, printed in Austin and London, delves into the themes and symbols present in Lorca’s plays, offering a deep analysis valuable to scholars and enthusiasts of theater and psychology. The book is part of a scholarly examination of Lorca's influence and the symbolic language within his plays. Its library origins are evident, with associated markings and stamps, but it remains a significant piece for those studying Lorca or symbolism in literature. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, typical of a library copy, yet the book remains intact and ready for study.