Théâtre: La Princesse Maleine (1890) - L'Intruse (1890) - Les Aveugles (1891)

Maurice Maeterlinck's book 'Théâtre' is a collection of three plays: 'La Princesse Maleine' (1890), 'L'Intruse' (1890), and 'Les Aveugles' (1891). Maeterlinck, a leading figure of the Symbolist movement, showcases his unique literary style through poetic language and mystical themes in these plays. The works are known for their exploration of human nature, destiny, and the unknown, inviting readers to ponder the deeper meaning behind the seemingly simple plots. Maeterlinck's use of symbolism and metaphor adds layers of complexity to the narratives, making them rich with interpretation. These plays are considered groundbreaking in the literary context of the late 19th century, influencing later playwrights and poets. Maurice Maeterlinck, with his philosophical and spiritual insights, delves into the depths of the human psyche, offering profound reflections on the mysteries of life and existence. 'Théâtre' is a must-read for those interested in Symbolist literature, as well as anyone seeking thought-provoking explorations of the human experience and the metaphysical world.