Acadia: A Play in Five Acts
'Acadia: A Play in Five Acts' Summary
'Acadia: A Play in Five Acts' presents a symbolic representation of Acadia University, a university in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Each character embodies a facet of the institution's culture, including academic disciplines, core values, and the overarching spirit of the university. The play unfolds against the backdrop of World War I, a conflict that deeply affected the university community. The characters grapple with the impact of war, experiencing both loss and resilience. The dialogue reflects the influence of the university's strong Baptist heritage, showcasing Christian themes. Ingraham's poetic background is evident in the play's use of verse, adding a lyrical quality to the narrative.Book Details
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