Gabriel John Brogyanyi was Associate Professor of Romance Languages at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.

Diderot, the most profoundly unsettling and yet compassionate writer of the 18th century, speaks a lively, thoroughly American English at last! What is more, Brogyanyi has made this very private, very subtle and seductive comedy into a fully stageworthy text. -- Jack Undank, Rutgers University QUOTE JOURNAL: Diderot, the most profoundly unsettling and yet compassionate writer of the 18th century, speaks a lively, thoroughly American English at last! What is more, Brogyanyi has made this very private, very subtle and seductive comedy into a fully stageworthy text. -- Jack Undank, Rutgers University QUOTE JOURNAL:

Gabriel John Brogyanyi was Associate Professor of Romance Languages at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.

Diderot, the most profoundly unsettling and yet compassionate writer of the 18th century, speaks a lively, thoroughly American English at last! What is more, Brogyanyi has made this very private, very subtle and seductive comedy into a fully stageworthy text. -- Jack Undank, Rutgers University QUOTE JOURNAL: Diderot, the most profoundly unsettling and yet compassionate writer of the 18th century, speaks a lively, thoroughly American English at last! What is more, Brogyanyi has made this very private, very subtle and seductive comedy into a fully stageworthy text. -- Jack Undank, Rutgers University QUOTE JOURNAL: