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Directing Pirandello Today

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 November 2021

Luigi Squarzina  and
Gino Rizzo
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Tulane Drama Review , Volume 10 , Issue 3 , Spring 1966 , pp. 76 - 85
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Copyright © Tulane Drama Review 1966

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1 In his Voci del tempo (Rome: 1921) and Studi sul tcatro contemporaneo (Rome: 1923), Adriano Tilgher popularized the interpretation of Pirandello's “philosophy” as a dialectic of fiction and reality, of “form”—the rigidity of the mask each of us wears in his contacts with society—and life.