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...Kristina Mendicino Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2007 Karl Kraus, Apocalyptic Satirist , vol. 2:
 The Post-war Crisis and the Rise of the Swastika 
 by Edward Timms
 2005: Yale University Press Books Stanley Kauffmann Separate but Inseparable Theater...

...Karl Kraus; Douglas Langworthy, translated by KARLKRAUS Translated by Douglas Langworthy THELAST NIGHT EpiZogue to The Last Days of Mankind An Excerpt The epilogue to Karl Kraus’s The Last Days of Mankind is a satirical allegory of the rav- ages...

...Dennis C. Beck Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2007 Acts of Courage: Václav Havel's Life in the Theatre 
 by Carol Rocamora
 2005: Smith and Kraus Books Stanley Kauffmann Separate but Inseparable Theater and Film: A Comparative Anthology edited by Robert...

... and Kraus Once upon a time, a young prince was born into a kingdom, but an evil king destroyed his family and assumed the throne. The prince battled the evil ruler, was imprisoned, escaped, gathered his forces and defeated the king. He accepted the scepter and ruled wisely and well for many years...

... and Kraus Once upon a time, a young prince was born into a kingdom, but an evil king destroyed his family and assumed the throne. The prince battled the evil ruler, was imprisoned, escaped, gathered his forces and defeated the king. He accepted the scepter and ruled wisely and well for many years...

... and Kraus Once upon a time, a young prince was born into a kingdom, but an evil king destroyed his family and assumed the throne. The prince battled the evil ruler, was imprisoned, escaped, gathered his forces and defeated the king. He accepted the scepter and ruled wisely and well for many years...

... theaters. He tried to make his own version of Nestroy’s classic Karl Kraus, Nestroy und die Nachwclt Einen Jux will er sich machen by transferring the action from the suburbs of Vienna to those of New York...

...- as a symbol of redemption in Ernst Toller’s Tran$guration, as dashed hope in Georg Kaiser’s Gas plays, and as demonic mockery in Karl Kraus’s The Last Days of Mankind. Later in the century, the memory of the child is still alive, even if only as an aching phantom limb, in the mysterious boy who...

... smiled hopeless pessimism that indeed was Nestroy’s when in the 1910s Karl Kraus exerted his influence to legitimize philosophy. . .Today, however, now that we are freed Nestroy on literary grounds, with fiery defenses of the play’s from the pressure of this hated regime and are happy...

...: Ibsen and Marinetti, Karl Kraus and Adrienne Kennedy. What a perfect idea for Theater‘s last issue before the year 2000- in 1995,we published an issue on utopia; now utopia could be debated by apocalypse. Giving the final word at millennium’s end to the darker vision wasn’t a cheerful prospect...

... characters warn that a world-ending explosion will result from the continued production of gas; there are echoes of Karl Kraus’s The Last Days of Mankind, in which the author rails against the forces of “modern progress” that led to World War I and concludes that he has “written a tragedy whose...

... performance to take a sharp and uncompromis- ing political attitude toward the war in former Yugoslavia was the production of The Last Days of Mankind, by Karl Kraus, directed by Gorčin Stojanović...

... Triptych,” no. I, 27-43. Klaid, Dragan, “Close Encounters: European Internationalism,” no. I, 115-27. Rogoff, Gordon, obituary in “Jerzy Grotowski, 1933-1999 no. 2,7. Kraus, Karl, ‘The Last Night: Epilogue to The Last Days ofMankind,” trans. Douglas Salomon...

... of a tradition eloping with her lover Sonders, and a needs (poetical) interpretation in addi- in Austrian playwriting which includes final fortuitous happy ending, which tion to the transferral of impulse, or Karl Kraus (whose criticism first cham- not only allows both Zangler’s and what Benjamin...

... Austrian predecessor Karl BOOKS Kraus, Bernhard seizes journalistic form and Salzburg. Sometimes his narrator even con- tone for caustic satire in his fiction. “The court- cludes with a tongue-in-cheek maxim (“No room...

... Claudia Orenstein on The San Francisco Mime Troupe Reader 38 Flight Paths Kristina Mendicino on Karl Kraus, Philippe Quesne Apocalyptic Satirist Interviewed and Translated by Tom...

... newspapers may have dispensed with the idea of the text as product of individual effort (though Piscator was happy to credit himself as sole director). But the ur – documentary drama of the twentieth century, Karl Kraus’s gargantuan The Last Days of Mankind (1922), a compendium of newspaper articles...

...- based literary malcontents such as Karl Kraus, Elias Canetti, and Thomas Bernhard. With Totenauberg, produced by the Vienna Burgtheater a season ago, she has finally staked out her ter- ritory, right between the two undisputed masters of contemporary German-language literature and theater...

... and cracking jokes! Oh dear, oh dear, I'm afraid that what Karl Kraus once said of something else is true of the Living Theatre: it is the disease of which it purports to be the cure. Second Interview, 9 January 1969. Feingold: Had you seen all of the current repertoire...

... it is that I do that I refer to throughout the piece, was inspired by Deleuze and Guattari s Capitalism and Schizophrenia, University of Minnesota Press, 1987. Susan Becker is an amalgam of writer- artists Chris Kraus and Andrea Fraser. The Writings of Andrea Fraser, MIT Press, 2007 and Chris Kraus s I Love...