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Introduction | vii | |
Man Equals Man: The transformation of the porter Galy Gay in the military Cantonment of Kilkoa during the year nineteen hundred and twenty five | 1 | |
The Elephant Calf: An interlude for the foyer | 77 | |
Notes and Variants | 91 | |
The Man equals Man song | ||
Press release | ||
Epic sequence of events | ||
Two paragraphs | ||
Introductory speech (for the radio) | ||
Dialogue about Bert Brecht's play Man equals Man | ||
Notes to the 1937 edition | ||
On looking through My First Plays (v) | ||
Editorial Notes | ||
1. | Evolution of the play | 109 |
2. | Notes on individual scenes | 115 |
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Add Man Equals Man and The Elephant Calf, Set in British colonial India, Man Equals Man presents the forcible transformation of a civilian, Galy Gay, into the perfect soldier. Using Kiplingesque imagery, Brecht explores personality as something that can be dismantled and reassembled like a machin, Man Equals Man and The Elephant Calf to your collection on WonderClub |