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Mother Courage and Capitulation

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English

 

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Christopher T

 

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October 27, 2016

 

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University

 

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If something like this were to happen, the government would step in and take the children away or imprison the mother for abuse. The idea of capitulation cannot be a feeling like Mother Courage had because, people in today's world cannot obtain the idea of refusal to capitulate without the repercussions that society has placed on refusing to capitulate especially when the lives of one's children is involved...
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In addition, there are greater rewards for capitulation than in Mother Courage's time. Money and other materialistic reward are given and Brecht shows that today's readers have been desensitized to the horrors that were appalling during Mother Courage's time, thus people of today object less and accept more than the people Mother Courage's time...
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