Sean O'Casey's Dublin Trilogy: A closer look on how social settings and political events interact with the characters and lead to certain features in their portrayal

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The seminar paper explores the significance of Sean O'Casey's writings, particularly his Dublin Trilogy, emphasizing the depth and richness of his "Irish-English" language. It argues for the necessity of further analysis despite the extensive existing literature on O'Casey, asserting that his works are laden with imagery, metaphors, and intentions that invite diverse interpretations. The paper highlights the challenge of fully grasping his contributions, suggesting that each societal context offers new insights into his literary legacy.