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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of August Strindberg

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

AUGUST STRINDBERG

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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##  HISTORICAL MINIATURES

##  MARRIED

##  THE RED ROOM

##  THE CONFESSION OF A FOOL

##  GROWTH OF A SOUL

##  THE SON OF A SERVANT

##  ZONES OF THE SPIRIT

##  FAIR HAVEN AND FOUL STRAND

##  ON THE SEABOARD

##  THE GERMAN LIEUTENANT AND OTHER STORIES

##  LEGENDS

PLAYS

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

HISTORICAL MINIATURES

By August Strindberg

Translated by Claud Field

CONTENTS

PREFACE

THE EGYPTIAN BONDAGE

THE HEMICYCLE OF ATHENS

ALCIBIADES

SOCRATES

FLACCUS AND MARO

LEONTOPOLIS

THE LAMB

THE WILD BEAST

ATTILA

THE SERVANT OF SERVANTS

ISHMAEL

EGINHARD TO EMMA

THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST MILLENNIUM

PETER THE HERMIT

LAOCOON

THE INSTRUMENT

OLD MERRY ENGLAND

THE WHITE MOUNTAIN

THE GREAT CZAR

THE SEVEN GOOD YEARS

DAYS OF JUDGMENT

STRINDBERG’S DEATH-BED

MARRIED

By August Strindberg

CONTENTS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INTRODUCTION

ASRA

LOVE AND BREAD

COMPELLED TO

COMPENSATION

FRICTIONS

UNNATURAL SELECTION OR THE ORIGIN OF RACE

AN ATTEMPT AT REFORM

A NATURAL OBSTACLE

A DOLL’S HOUSE

PHOENIX

ROMEO AND JULIA

PROLIFICACY

AUTUMN

COMPULSORY MARRIAGE

CORINNA

UNMARRIED AND MARRIED

A DUEL

HIS SERVANT OR DEBIT AND CREDIT

THE BREADWINNER

THE RED ROOM

By August Strindberg

IN MIDSUMMER DAYS

CONTENTS

CHAP.

PAGE

I.

A Bird's-Eye View of Stockholm

1

II.

Between Brothers

15

III.

The Artists' Colony

24

IV.

Master and Dogs

38

V.

At the Publisher's

59

VI.

The Red Room

70

VII.

The Imitation of Christ

87

VIII.

Poor Mother Country

94

IX.

Bills of Exchange

107

X.

The Newspaper Syndicate "Grey Bonnet"

113

XI.

Happy People

124

XII.

Marine Insurance Society "Triton"

135

XIII.

Divine Ordinance

146

XIV.

Absinth

156

XV.

The Theatrical Company "Phœnix"

169

XVI.

In the White Mountains

182

XVII.

Natura....

197

XVIII.

Nihilism

201

XIX.

From Churchyard to Public-House

212

XX.

On the Altar

226

XXI.

A Soul Overboard

232

XXII.

Hard Times

239

XXIII.

Audiences

247

XXIV.

On Sweden

254

XXV.

Checkmate

273

XXVI.

Correspondence

290

XXVII.

Recovery

299

XXVIII.

From Beyond the Grave

304

XXIX.

Revue

314

XXX.

Epilogue

324

THE CONFESSION OF A FOOL

By August Strindberg

Translated By Ellie Schleussner

1913

CONTENTS

STRINDBERG'S WORKS

PART I

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

PART II

I

II

III

IV

PART III

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

XI

XII

XIII

PART IV

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

EPILOGUE

CONCLUDING REMARKS OF THE AUTHOR

GROWTH OF A SOUL

BY

AUGUST STRINDBERG

1914

CONTENTS

I

IN THE FORECOURT

II

BELOW AND ABOVE

III

THE DOCTOR

IV

IN FRONT OF THE CURTAIN

V

JOHN BECOMES AN ARISTOCRAT

VI

BEHIND THE CURTAIN

VII

JOHN BECOMES AN AUTHOR

VIII

THE "RUNA" CLUB

IX

BOOKS AND THE STAGE

X

TORN TO PIECES

XI

IDEALISM AND REALISM

XII

A KING'S PROTEGE

XIII

THE WINDING UP

XIV

AMONG THE MALCONTENTS

XV

THE RED ROOM

THE SON OF A SERVANT

By August Strindberg

1913

CONTENTS

I.

FEAR AND HUNGER

II.

BREAKING-IN

III.

AWAY FROM HOME

IV.

INTERCOURSE WITH THE LOWER CLASSES

V.

CONTACT WITH THE UPPER CLASSES

VI.

THE SCHOOL OF THE CROSS

VII.

FIRST LOVE

VIII.

THE SPRING THAW

IX.

WITH STRANGERS

X.

CHARACTER AND DESTINY

ZONES OF THE SPIRIT

A BOOK OF THOUGHTS

August Strindberg

1913</5>

CONTENTS

A BLUE BOOK—

The Thirteenth Axiom

The Rustic Intelligence of the "Beans"

The Hoopoo, or An Unusual Occurrence

Bad Digestion

The Song of the Sawyers

Al Mansur in the Gymnasium

The Nightingale in the Vineyard

The Miracle of the Corn-crakes

Corollaries

Phantasms which are Real

Crex, Crex!

The Electric Battery and the Earth Circuit

Improper and Unanswerable Questions

Superstition and Non-Superstition

Through Faith to Knowledge

The Enchanted Room

Concerning Correspondences

The Green Island

Swedenborg's Hell

Preliminary Knowledge Necessary

Perverse Science

Truth in Error

Accumulators

Eternal Punishment

"Desolation"

A World of Delusion

The Conversion of the Cheerful Pagan, Horace

Cheerful Paganism and its Doctrine of Hell

Faith the Chief Thing

Penitents

Paying for Others

The Lice-King

The Art of Life

The Mitigation of Destiny

The Good and the Evil

Modesty and the Sense of Justice

Derelicts

Human Fate

Dark Rays

Blind and Deaf

The Disrobing Chamber

The Character Mask

Youth and Folly

When I was Young and Stupid

Constant Illusions

The Merits of the Multiplication-Table

Under the Prince of this World

The Idea of Hell

Self-Knowledge

Somnambulism and Clairvoyance in Everyday Life

Practical Measures against Enemies

The Goddess of Reason

Stars Seen by Daylight

The Right to Remorse

A Religious Theatre

Through Constraint to Freedom

The Praise of Folly

The Inevitable

The Poet's Sacrifice

The Function of the Philistines

World-Religion

The Return of Christ

Correspondences

Good Words

Severe and not Severe

Yeast and Bread

The Man of Development

Sins of Thought

Sins of Will

The Study of Mankind

Friend Zero

Affable Men

Cringing before the Beast

Ecclesia Triumphans

Logic in Neurasthenia

My Caricature

The Inexplicable

Old-time Religion

The Seduced become Seducers

Large-hearted Christianity

Reconnection with the AA

The Art of Conversion

The Superman

To be a Christian is not to be a Pietist

Strength and Value of Words

The Black Illuminati

Anthropomorphism

Fury-worship as a Penal Hallucination

Amerigo or Columbus

A Circumnavigator of the Globe

The Poet's Children

Faithful in Little Things

The Unpracticalness of Husk-eating

A Youthful Dream for Seven Shillings

Envy Nobody!

The Galley-slaves of Ambition

Hard to Disentangle

The Art of Settling Accounts

Growing Old Gracefully

The Eight Wild Beasts

Deaf and Blind

Recollections

Children are Wonder-Children

Men-resembling Men

Christ is Risen

Revolution-Sheep

"Life Woven of the Same Stuff as our Dreams"

The Gospel of the Pagans

Punished by the Imagination

Bankruptcy of Philosophy

A Whole Life in an Hour

The After-Odour

Peaches and Turnips

The Web of Lies

Lethe

A Suffering God

The Atonement

When Nations Go Mad

The Poison of Lies

Murderous Lies

Innocent Guilt

The Charm of Old Age

The Ring-System

Lust, Hate, and Fear, or the Religion of the Heathen

"Whom the Gods Wish to Destroy"

The Slavery of the Prophet

Absurd Problems

The Crooked Rib

White Slavery

Noodles

Inextricable Confusion

Phantoms

Mirage Pictures

Trifle not with Love

A "Taking" Religion

The Sixth Sense

Exteriorisation of Sensibility

Telepathic Perception

Morse Telepathy

Nisus Formativus, or Unconscious Sculpture

Projections

Apparitions

The Reactionary Type

The Hate of Parasites

A Letter from the Dead

A Letter from Hell

An Unconscious Medium

The Revenant

The Meeting in the Convent

Correspondences

Portents

The Difficult Art of Lying

Religion and Scientific Intuition

The Freed Thinker

Primus inter pares

Heathen Imaginations

Thought Bound by Law

Credo quia (et-si) absurdum

The Fear of Heaven

The Goat-god Pan and the Fear of the Pan-pipe

Their Gospel

The Deposition of the Apes

The Secret of the Cross

Examination and Summer Holidays

Veering and Tacking

Attraction and Repulsion

The Double

Paw or Hand

The Thousand-Years' Night of the Apes

The Favourite

Scientific Villainies

Necrobiosis, i.e. Death and Resurrection

Secret Judgment

Hammurabi's Inspired Laws Received from the Sun-God

Strauss's Life of Christ

Christianity and Radicalism

Where are We?

Hegel's Christianity

"Men of God's Hand"

Night-Owls

Apotheosis

Painting Things Black

The Thorn in the Flesh

Despair and Grace

The Last Act

Consequences of Learning

Rousseau

Rousseau Again

Materialised Apparitions

The Art of Dying

Can Philosophy Bring any Blessing to Mankind?

Goethe on the Bible

"Now we Can Fly Too! Hurrah"

The Fall and Original Sin

The Gospel

Religious Heathen

The Pleasure-Garden

The Happiness of Love

Our Best Feelings

Blood-Fraternity

The Power of Love

The Box on the Ear

Saul, afterwards Called Paul

A Scene from Hell

The Jewel-Casket or his Better Half

The Mummy-Coffin

In the Attic

The Sculptor

On the Threshold at Five Years of Age

Goethe on Christianity and Science

Summa Summarum

FAIR HAVEN AND FOUL STRAND

By August Strindberg

MCMXIV

CONTENTS

FAIR HAVEN AND FOUL STRAND

THE DOCTOR'S FIRST STORY

THE DOCTOR'S SECOND STORY

HERR BENGT'S WIFE

ON THE SEABOARD

A NOVEL OF THE BALTIC ISLANDS

By August Strindberg

1913

CONTENTS

PREFACE

CHAPTER FIRST

CHAPTER SECOND

CHAPTER THIRD

CHAPTER FOURTH

CHAPTER FIFTH

CHAPTER SIXTH

CHAPTER SEVENTH

CHAPTER EIGHTH

CHAPTER NINTH

CHAPTER TENTH

CHAPTER ELEVENTH

CHAPTER TWELFTH

CHAPTER THIRTEENTH

CHAPTER FOURTEENTH

THE GERMAN LIEUTENANT

And Other Stories

By August Strindberg

1915

CONTENTS

THE GERMAN LIEUTENANT

OVER-REFINEMENT

"UNWELCOME"

HIGHER AIMS

PAUL AND PETER

A FUNERAL

THE LAST SHOT

LEGENDS

AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

By August Strindberg

1912

CONTENTS

I.

The Possessed Exorcist

II.

My Wretchedness Increases

III.

My Wretchedness Increases (continued)

IV.

Miracles

V.

My Incredulous Friend's Troubles

VI.

Miscellanies

VII.

Studies in Swedenborg

VIII.

Canossa

IX.

The Spirit of Contradiction

X.

Extracts from my Diary, 1897

XI.

In Paris

XII.

Wrestling Jacob

PLAYS OF AUGUST STRINDBERG

THERE ARE CRIMES AND CRIMES

INTRODUCTION

THERE ARE CRIMES AND CRIMES

CHARACTERS

ACT I

FIRST SCENE

SECOND SCENE

ACT II

FIRST SCENE

SECOND SCENE

ACT III

FIRST SCENE

SECOND SCENE

ACT IV

FIRST SCENE

SECOND SCENE

MASTER OLOF

A DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS

By August Strindberg

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

MASTER OLOF

ACT I

ACT II

ACT III

ACT IV

ACT V

THE FATHER; COUNTESS JULIE; THE OUTLAW; THE STRONGER

By August Strindberg

Translated by Edith and Warner Oland

CONTENTS

PUBLISHER'S NOTE.

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

THE FATHER

ACT I.

ACT II.

ACT III.

COUNTESS JULIE

THE OUTLAW

THE STRONGER

PLAYS:

COMRADES; FACING DEATH;

PARIAH; EASTER

By August Strindberg

Translated by Edith and Warner Oland

CONTENTS

FOREWORD

COMRADES

ACT I.

ACT II.

ACT III.

ACT IV.

FACING DEATH

PARIAH, OR THE OUTCAST

EASTER

ACT I.

ACT II.

ACT III.

LUCKY PEHR

[A Drama in Five Acts]

By August Strindberg

Translated By Velma Swanston Howard

CONTENTS

CHARACTERS

LUCKY PEHR

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT ONE

ACT TWO

ACT THREE

ACT FOUR

ACT FIVE

THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS

A TRILOGY

By August Strindberg

English Version By Graham Rawson

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS

PART I.

PART II

ACT I

ACT II

ACT III

ACT IV

PART III.

ACT I

ACT II

ACT III

ACT IV

PLAYS

By August Strindberg

Third Series

1921

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

SWANWHITE

SIMOOM

DEBIT AND CREDIT

ADVENT

ACT I

ACT II

ACT III

ACT IV

ACT V

THE THUNDERSTORM

AFTER THE FIRE

PLAYS

FIRST SERIES

By August Strindberg

1912

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

A CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF AUGUST STRINDBERG'S MAIN WORKS

THE DREAM PLAY

THE LINK

THE DANCE of DEATH, PART I

THE DANCE of DEATH, PART II

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF AUGUST STRINDBERG

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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PLAYS

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

HISTORICAL MINIATURES

Translated by Claud Field

CONTENTS

MARRIED

CONTENTS

THE RED ROOM

IN MIDSUMMER DAYS

CONTENTS

THE CONFESSION OF A FOOL

Translated By Ellie Schleussner 1913

CONTENTS

GROWTH OF A SOUL

AUGUST STRINDBERG

CONTENTS

THE SON OF A SERVANT

CONTENTS

ZONES OF THE SPIRIT

A BOOK OF THOUGHTS

August Strindberg

CONTENTS

FAIR HAVEN AND FOUL STRAND

CONTENTS

ON THE SEABOARD

A NOVEL OF THE BALTIC ISLANDS

CONTENTS

THE GERMAN LIEUTENANT

And Other Stories

CONTENTS

LEGENDS

AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

CONTENTS

PLAYS OF AUGUST STRINDBERG

THERE ARE CRIMES AND CRIMES

MASTER OLOF

A DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS

CONTENTS

THE FATHER; COUNTESS JULIE; THE OUTLAW; THE STRONGER

Translated by Edith and Warner Oland

CONTENTS

PLAYS: COMRADES; FACING DEATH; PARIAH; EASTER

Translated by Edith and Warner Oland CONTENTS

LUCKY PEHR

[A Drama in Five Acts] By August Strindberg

Translated By Velma Swanston Howard CONTENTS

THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS

A TRILOGY

English Version By Graham Rawson CONTENTS

PLAYS

Third Series

CONTENTS

PLAYS

FIRST SERIES

CONTENTS

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