Pure Joke: An Introduction

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Brecht Yearbook 44:81–84 (2019)
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This special section on comedy since Brecht argues that the rise of performativity and theatricality that we have experienced over the past century was largely enabled by a comic dispositif. This comic dispositif - forged beyond the illusionistic dramatical and cultural forms of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries - has greatly shaped the performative strategies of modern theater.

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Katrin Trüstedt
LEIBNIZ CENTER FOR LITERARY AND CULTURAL RESEARCH (ZFL BERLIN)

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