In this Issue

Table of Contents

German Brecht, European Readings

Susanne Winnacker
pp. 7-11
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Brecht's Modernity: Notes to an Enraptured Author

Friedrich Dieckmann, Marta Ulvaeus
pp. 12-15
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Newness and Pleasure: Mahagonny Songs

Hans-Thies Lehmann, Regine Rosenthal
pp. 16-26
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"...just an invented word"

Nikolaus Müller-Schöll
pp. 27-30
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Editorial Principles in the Berlin and Frankfurt Edition of Bertolt Brecht's Works

Erdmut Wizisla, Marta Ulvaeus
pp. 31-39
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Brecht Muller: German-German Brecht Images before and after 1989

Stefan Mahlke, Ulla Neuerburg, Ralph Denzer
pp. 40-49
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Brechtblock

Bertolt Brecht, Hans-Thies Lehmann
pp. 50-52
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The Performance of Translation: Benjamin and Brecht on the Loss of Small Details

Patrick Primavesi
pp. 53-59
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Brecht's Gestus: Brecht and C.P. Cavafy. And Heiner Muller

Helene Varopoulou, Regine Rosenthal
pp. 60-64
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Brecht in Hollywood: Hangmen Also Die and the Anti-Nazi Film

Gerd Gemünden
pp. 65-76
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Brecht, Feminism, and Chinese Theatre

Carol J. Martin
pp. 77-85
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Einar wie Eva: Towards an Economy of the Feminine in Schleef's Puntila

Gunther Heeg, Marta Ulvaeus
pp. 86-94
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Aleksandar Lukac: Theatre Offensives from Belgrade to Toronto

Aleksandar Lukac, Judith D. Rudakoff
pp. 95-112
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The Lehrstuck as Performance

Andrzej Wirth, Marta Ulvaeus
pp. 113-121
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The Making of a Document: An Approach to Brecht's Fatzer Fragment

Judith Wilke
pp. 122-128
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Skin, Body, and Presence in Contemporary European Choreography

André Lepecki
pp. 129-140
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Representing "Awarishness": Burlesque, Feminist Transgression, and the 19th-Century Pin-up

Maria-Elena Buszek
pp. 141-162
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Destination Culture: Tourism, Museums, and Heritage, and: Spectacular Nature: Corporate Culture and the Sea World Experience, and: Weird and Wonderful: The Dime Museum in America (review)

Sharon Mazer
pp. 163-169
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Soul: Black Power, Politics, and Pleasure, and: Scenes of Subjection: Terror, Slavery, and Self-Making in Nineteenth-Century America (review)

Fred Moten
pp. 169-175
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Staging Resistance: Essays on Political Theatre, and: Radical Street Performance: An International Anthology (review)

Lisa Wolford
pp. 175-178
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