The Motives of the Feminist #MeToo Movement in Václav Havel’s Plays

Václav Havel (1936–2011) was for many people in the Czech Republic most significant and certainly revered cultural political figure of past half a century. In 1960s, became important representative East European absurd drama. His work banned after 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion Czechoslovakia. Gradually, throughout 1970s 1980s, emerged as one Czechoslovak dissidents fall communism 1989, he elected President Czechoslovakia then Republic. all, wrote 13 plays. them, criticizes shameless arrogant quest power, which is usually conducted by abuse language. This article, however, first history criticism Havel’s plays points out that from early systematically included scenes sexual manipulation young women ageing men, his plays, thus anticipating #MeToo movement decades.