Poems, 1913–1956: Parts 1–3 in One Volume by Bertolt Brecht is a comprehensive collection of the poet’s work spanning more than four decades, from his early writings to the later political and reflective poems that shaped his international reputation. The volume brings together lyrical pieces, ballads, and socially engaged poetry that reflect Brecht’s distinctive voice, his engagement with twentieth-century European history, and his innovative approach to language and form. As a major anthology of modern poetry, the book offers readers insight into Brecht’s artistic development and the evolving themes of exile, war, ideology, and human responsibility that run throughout his work.
Author: Bertolt Brecht
Publisher: Methuen Publishing Ltd
Publication Year: 1987
Number of Pages: 656
Original Language: English