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O'Neill wrote 11 plays characterizing the internal struggle of the individual in America as materialism versus idealism. Strange Interlude and Long Day's Journey into Night were two of his most revered works. He also frequently addressed the conflict between the sexes, societal concerns such as racial discrimination, and the love of family and friends.
MAJOR WORKS: Beyond the Horizon Anna Christie Strange Interlude Hughie The Iceman Cometh Ah, Wilderness! The Emperor Jones Desire Under the Elmes Lazarus Laughed Morning Becomes Electra All God's Chillun Got Wings A Moon for the Misbegotten Long Day's Journey into Night The Hairy Ape
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