Georg Buechner (1813-1837), the playwright, has been called an artistic revolutionist because of the way he broke with the past in his endeavor to find new modes of perception, experience, and consciousness. Now recognized as the first modern playwright who has influenced almost every form of drama developed in this century, this volume is one of the first comprehensive treatments in English of his genius. Also included is a new and accurate translation of the fragmentary play "Woyzeck," which gives Buechner's final statement on the nature of man and his role as a social animal.
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
Dicke: 25 mm
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978-0-87395-332-0 (9780873953320)
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Preface I. Georg Buchner, 1813-1837
II. DANTON'S DEATH
III. LEONCE AND LENA
IV. LENZ
V. WOYZECK
Contruction of the Text
Interpretation
Form
Conclusion
Appendixes
A. The Reception of Buchner's Plays in the Theater
B. WOYZECK: A Reading and Acting Text
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index