Bertolt Brecht's Main Concerns in Mother Courage and Her Children
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Abstract
Mother Courage and her Children is one of the great theatrical
productions during the Second World War . It represents Bertolt Brecht’s
serious attempt to criticize war and capitalism at a time when cruel
dictators such as Hitler were shedding blood mercilessly .
This study concentrates on Brecht’s major issues and his moral
concerns that he tackles in Mother Courage and her Children. We’ll try
to show how and why Brecht attacks war and its consequences . The
study consists of three sections. Section I is an introduction in which
some light is shed on Brecht’s contribution to the epic theatre. It is also
talks briefly about Brecht’s artistic d evelopment and his achievements.
Section II is devoted to the critical analysis of Mother Courage and her
Children in relation to Brecht’s major concerns in this play . Some close
references to the play are made to support our argument . To enrich our
analysis some critical views are investigated . Section III gives a
conclusion to the whole study and sums up its findings .
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