Kartoteka by Tadeusz Różewicz (Farsi)

Description

Kartoteka by Tadeusz Różewicz is a groundbreaking and deeply introspective play that explores themes of memory, identity, and the trauma of war. First performed in 1960, the play is a fragmented, non-linear work that presents a series of disjointed scenes, monologues, and dialogues. The protagonist, known simply as "The Man," navigates his inner turmoil and fragmented existence, reflecting on his life, his past, and the loss of meaning after the devastation of World War II. The play is notable for its minimalist style, unconventional structure, and its exploration of post-war existential questions. Kartoteka is a powerful examination of human alienation, the search for identity, and the emotional scars left by conflict.