Vintage Good Condition – Age spotting and light edge wear to the covers with heavily tanned pages.
Written in 1960, this drama turns Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's concern with science and power toward an unspecified international setting. Rather than examining one political regime alone, the play asks what an increasingly technological society may sacrifice in the name of progress. Scientists and institutions confront questions of conscience, responsibility and the value of the individual as research becomes vulnerable to manipulation. Rooted in the author's own background in mathematics and physics, Candle in the Wind is a warning about knowledge divorced from humanity and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
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