"The Goddess of Reason: A Drama in Five Acts" by Mary Johnston is a work that combines drama and philosophy. The main character, Marianne, acts as an allusion to Reason, which is honored and vividly embodied as a symbol among the Greeks - Hermes. The author embodies in this drama important philosophical questions about faith, doubts, justice and society. By intertwining the heroine's internal conflicts with broad philosophical considerations, Mary Johnston gives the reader the opportunity to delve into his own thoughts on the subject of existence, faith and truth. "The Goddess of Reason: A Drama in Five Acts" leaves a deep imprint on the reader's heart, inspiring him to further reflect on the meaning of life and human nature.