Don Carlos
Book • 1787
Written between 1783 and 1787, 'Don Carlos' is a historical tragedy that follows the personal and political struggles of Don Carlos, the son of King Philip II of Spain.
The play delves into the complex relationships between Don Carlos, his father, and his friend Marquis Posa, who advocates for liberty and Enlightenment values.
It highlights the conflicts between different political attitudes and the difficulties in achieving political freedom during the Age of Despotism.
The play is known for its dramatic portrayal of the father-son conflict, the unrequited love of Don Carlos for his step-mother Elisabeth of Valois, and the tragic fate of the characters driven by their ideals and passions.
The play delves into the complex relationships between Don Carlos, his father, and his friend Marquis Posa, who advocates for liberty and Enlightenment values.
It highlights the conflicts between different political attitudes and the difficulties in achieving political freedom during the Age of Despotism.
The play is known for its dramatic portrayal of the father-son conflict, the unrequited love of Don Carlos for his step-mother Elisabeth of Valois, and the tragic fate of the characters driven by their ideals and passions.
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