Разбунтуваният човек и свободата в драматургията на Кирил Топалов, Драго Янчар и Миро Гавран
L’Homme revolte and Freedom in Kiril Topalov’s, Drago Jančar’s and Miro Gavran’s

Summary/Abstract: Through the works by three of the most prominent contemporary writers and dramatists of Slovenia, Croatia and Bulgaria the article presents the subjects of freedom and revolt (L’Homme revolte according to Camus) in the context of the change during the 1980s years of the 20th century in the literatures that fall under the political orbit of the Eastern Bloc. In the center of attention are mainly three plays: “Rebels” (1984) by the Croatian playwright Miro Gavran, “The Great Brilliant Waltz” (1985) by his Slovenian colleague Drago Jančar and “Come and see us” (1990) by the wellknown Bulgarian scholar and writer Kiril Topalov.

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