Curse of the Starving Class

Target entity: Curse of the Starving Class
Context triple: [Sam Shepard, notableWork, Curse of the Starving Class]

• A. The Great Commoner
  The Great Commoner was the popular nickname of William Pitt the Elder, a prominent 18th-century British statesman celebrated for his leadership during the Seven Years' War and his advocacy for parliamentary reform.
• B. L'Extinction du paupérisme
  L'Extinction du paupérisme is a political and social treatise proposing measures to eliminate poverty in 19th-century France.
• C. Ripaille
  Ripaille is a historic lakeside château and former monastic estate on the southern shore of Lake Geneva in Thonon-les-Bains, France, known for its association with the Dukes of Savoy and later wine production.
• D. City of Workers
  "City of Workers" is a nickname for Lawrence, Massachusetts, reflecting its historic role as a major industrial mill city with a large working-class population.
• E. De Gemeene Gratie
  De Gemeene Gratie is a major theological work by Abraham Kuyper that develops his doctrine of “common grace,” explaining how God’s grace operates in all of culture and society, not only within the church.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Curse of the Starving Class
Target entity description: Curse of the Starving Class is a darkly comic, psychologically intense stage play by Sam Shepard that explores the disintegration of a dysfunctional American family struggling with poverty, identity, and the elusive promise of the American Dream.

• A. The Great Commoner
  The Great Commoner was the popular nickname of William Pitt the Elder, a prominent 18th-century British statesman celebrated for his leadership during the Seven Years' War and his advocacy for parliamentary reform.
• B. L'Extinction du paupérisme
  L'Extinction du paupérisme is a political and social treatise proposing measures to eliminate poverty in 19th-century France.
• C. Ripaille
  Ripaille is a historic lakeside château and former monastic estate on the southern shore of Lake Geneva in Thonon-les-Bains, France, known for its association with the Dukes of Savoy and later wine production.
• D. City of Workers
  "City of Workers" is a nickname for Lawrence, Massachusetts, reflecting its historic role as a major industrial mill city with a large working-class population.
• E. De Gemeene Gratie
  De Gemeene Gratie is a major theological work by Abraham Kuyper that develops his doctrine of “common grace,” explaining how God’s grace operates in all of culture and society, not only within the church.
• F. None of above. chosen