Brecht, or the Pleasure of Risking on Pleasure: Notes on Fatzer-Fragment
Abstract
Whether one actually reads Brecht’s texts or not, normally a series of definitions pop up when he’s mentioned: political, communist, utopic, or even didactical. This essay shows that Fatzer-Fragment as a never finished text, although complete in its radicalism, challenges the ideology without words that is implanted in our apparently most natural and un-political gestures and attitudes, forcing us to redefine our idea of what is political
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