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War Primer

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An album of pity and anger which fixes the evil of war for all time. -Observer A handsome edition of War Primer, a series of short poems illustrated and inspired by war photographs Brecht clipped from newspapers. -David Edgar, London Review of Books Tender, angry and incisive. -Independent A modern equivalent of Goya. -Guardian Brecht reprinted photographs from wartime mass- circulation magazines, replacing the captions with short poems about the essential truth of each image. -Daily Telegraph Deserves a place of the shelves of every public and school library. -Times Literary Supplement By themselves the images are disturbing, often terrifying. The four lines of poetry make them devastating. They achieve this through what was Brecht's greatest strength as a writer: his ability to coax out the twisted, icy rationale of a world whose overriding logic is self-justification. The bitter chuckle brought on in the reader by these words reveals unsettling machinations. War, capital and fascism are made mundane before that very mundanity is turned inside out by dint of its own force. -Alexander Billet, Red Wedge

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War Primer, Bertolt Brecht

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Rok wydania
2017
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Tytuł
War Primer
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2017
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
112
ISBN10
1784782084
ISBN13
9781784782085
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Ocena
4,3 z 5
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An album of pity and anger which fixes the evil of war for all time. -Observer A handsome edition of War Primer, a series of short poems illustrated and inspired by war photographs Brecht clipped from newspapers. -David Edgar, London Review of Books Tender, angry and incisive. -Independent A modern equivalent of Goya. -Guardian Brecht reprinted photographs from wartime mass- circulation magazines, replacing the captions with short poems about the essential truth of each image. -Daily Telegraph Deserves a place of the shelves of every public and school library. -Times Literary Supplement By themselves the images are disturbing, often terrifying. The four lines of poetry make them devastating. They achieve this through what was Brecht's greatest strength as a writer: his ability to coax out the twisted, icy rationale of a world whose overriding logic is self-justification. The bitter chuckle brought on in the reader by these words reveals unsettling machinations. War, capital and fascism are made mundane before that very mundanity is turned inside out by dint of its own force. -Alexander Billet, Red Wedge