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The Three Sisters: Critical Essay by Carol Strongin Tufts

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Anton Chekhov
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SOURCE: “Prisoners of Their Plots: Literary Allusion and the Satiric Drama of Self-Consciousness in Chekhov's Three Sisters,” in Modern Drama, Vol. XXXII, No. 4, December, 1989, pp. 485-501.

In the following essay, Tufts praises the satirical elements of The Three Sisters.

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