Talk:Romulus the Great
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editIt might sound a bit strange to some of you but there's no ß in Switzerland. Since the acticle is Swiss-related, we should move it to Romulus der Grosse. --Prince Grobhelm 16:50, 26 October 2007 (UTC)
- Amusing, but it's simpler to use the English, like The Visit or Elective Affinities. If this is reverted, that's certainly a possibility. Septentrionalis PMAnderson 02:30, 15 July 2008 (UTC)
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editI removed the section Dramatic Technique. It said - without citation - that "Romulus der Grosse" was 'an example of Bertold Brecht's Epic Theatre'. I highly doubt this claim, as Dürrenmatt and Brecht while using similar styles to address the same problems had quite different purpose in making theater, Brecht using it to transport an ideology, while Dürrenmatt always insisted to tell a story not a thesis. So please provide good source before restoring this section.
- Dramatic Technique
- "Romulus der Grosse" is an example of Bertold Brecht's Epic Theatre. The audience is left at a distance from the main action of the play, and thus become involved not in the plot but the central moral debate at its core.