Brecht theories

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These tragic events left their mark on the young Brecht and powerfully influenced the formation of his character and in turn would also play a major part in the development of Brecht's ideas. In 1933 the Nazi's came to power and Brecht was forced to leave Germany. It was during this period, in exile, that Brecht wrote his greatest plays including Mother Courage and her Children and The Caucasian Chalk Circle...
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It was during this period, in exile, that Brecht wrote his greatest plays including Mother Courage and her Children and The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Brecht called his modern theatre the Epic Theatre and this was to be the theatre for the modern era. Its main aim was to be analysing the social relations that determine action in bourgeois society...
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