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The "object" Woyzeck,
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This review is from: Büchner: The Complete Plays: Danton's Death, Leonce and Lena, Woyzeck, the Hessian Courier, Lenz, on Cranial Nerves, and Selected Letters (Paperback)
While evolving around the potential for psychopathic violence and paranoia, Büchner's psycho-medical text not only guarantees human anxiety and hopelessness, but the phenomenological abolition of ontological hierachies. The fragmental composition mirrors a world of poverty, submission and alienation, where the "object" Woyzeck faces a materialistic fatality.
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Büchner: The Complete Plays: Danton's Death, Leonce and Lena, Woyzeck, the Hessian Courier, Lenz, on Cranial Nerves, and Selected Letters by Georg Büchner (Paperback - June 2000)
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