human
drama; the label was unfortunate, and not particularly true. If Rabelais or Robert Burns appeared again in mortal form and took to writing plays, they would be
gpt
dramatists with a vengeance--as new as ever Ibsen was, and assuredly they would be sincere. But could they well be called
human
? Can we call Synge, or St. John Hankin, or Shaw, or Barrie serious? Hardly! Yet they are all of this new movement in their very different ways, because they are sincere. The word
gpt
in fact, has too narrow a significance and admits a deal of pompous stuff which is not sincere. While the word
human
certainly does not characterise all that is popularly included under the term