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Social drama and class conflicts

Social drama and class conflict is a genre of literature that reflects strained relationships and conflicts between different social classes. These works deal with the struggle of the working class against exploitation and oppression by rich and powerful members of society.

From John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath" and Aristophanes's "The Slave Owner" to Albert Kami's "Feast in the Time of the Plague" and Maxim Gorky's "The Petty Bourgeois," these dramas raise topical social questions and summon viewers to reflect on justice, human dignity and equality.

Social drama and class conflicts are designed to draw attention to important social problems and contribute to their solution. They remind us of the need to fight for equality and justice for all members of society and show that everyone has the right to respect and decent living conditions.