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Eco-Freaks: Environmentalism Is Hazardous to Your Health!
"Berlau makes a powerful case. . . . Thinking environmentalists who read this book will be forced to revisit at least some of their most deeply held beliefs.
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Living for Brecht: the memoirs of Ruth Berlau
The author recounts her life as an actress and her twenty-year relationship with the playwright Bertolt Brecht, and describes Brecht's relationships with actors and fellow writers of the day.
Ruth Berlau, Hans Bunge, 1987
In addition to contributions by leading scholars on Berlau and her relationship to Brecht-scholars including Sabine Kebir, Hans Christian Norregard, Franka Kopp, and Grischa Meyer-this volume also makes available, for the first time, Brecht ...
Stephen Brockmann, International Brecht Society, 2005
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Summary of Eco-Freaks: Environmentalism Is Hazardous to ...
Summary. of. Eco-Freaks. (John. Berlau). What. Chuck. D. Has. Taught. Us. about. Environmentalism. Environmental activists, particularly those of the Hollywood variety, view fear as a legitimate method for engaging the public in their cause.
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Carleton Olegario M. Ximo, 2011
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Bertolt Brecht in America - Halaman 365
25 . Interview, Zero Mostel. 26. Letter dated June 30, 1943, Brecht to Berlau. 27. Undated letter, Brecht to Berlau, quoted by Knust, p. 154. 28. A], May 29, 1943. 29. A], June 24, 1943; letters dated June 25 and 28, 1943, Brecht to Berlau. 30.
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A Frenchwoman's Imperial Story: Madame Luce in ... - Halaman 200
... 179, 186 Berbers, xvii Berlau, Agnès Rose “Louise” (sister), 29, 55 Berlau, Césarine Victorine Eugénie Adeläide (daughter), 6, 45–47 Berlau, Jacques Étienne (brother), 29, 30 Berlau, Léonard (uncle), 28–30 Berlau, Marie-Catherine (aunt), ...
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Brecht and Company: Sex, Politics, and the Making of the ...
A study of one of the world's top theater artists is based on twenty-five years of research and considers his relationships with the people upon whom he built his reputation, citing his genius for assembling and directing plays, his lack of ...
Berlau when he visited New York seeking productions of his plays, although Berlau was increasingly unhappy there after she became pregnant (by Brecht) and lost her job. Alone, unemployed, and possessing little money, Berlau was able to ...
Richard W. Mitchell, 2003
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Bertolt Brecht: A Literary Life - Halaman 493
who fled, returning the following day with Ferdinand Reyher and colleagues from Bellevue mental hospital where Berlau was taken in a straitjacket. With a financial guarantee from Bergner and Czinner, which they would seek to recover ...
