Theater of the OppressedUrizen Books, 1979 - 197 |
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... Hegel succeeds in making the character embody an ethical principle , and his freedom consists only in giving that principle a concrete form in the exterior world , in real life . Abstract moral values acquire concrete spokesmen , who ...
... Hegel succeeds in making the character embody an ethical principle , and his freedom consists only in giving that principle a concrete form in the exterior world , in real life . Abstract moral values acquire concrete spokesmen , who ...
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... Hegel's definition of epic poetry . In reality , Brecht's whole poetics is basically an answer and a counterproposal to the idealist poetics of Hegel . In order to understand the meaning of epic for Hegel , it is necessary to recall ...
... Hegel's definition of epic poetry . In reality , Brecht's whole poetics is basically an answer and a counterproposal to the idealist poetics of Hegel . In order to understand the meaning of epic for Hegel , it is necessary to recall ...
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... Hegel's view , the spirit creates the dra- matic action ; for Brecht , the character's social relations create the dramatic action . Brecht is squarely , totally , globally opposed to Hegel . There- fore it is a mistake to use , for ...
... Hegel's view , the spirit creates the dra- matic action ; for Brecht , the character's social relations create the dramatic action . Brecht is squarely , totally , globally opposed to Hegel . There- fore it is a mistake to use , for ...
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