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1. Fascist slogans
On the slogan "Common interest takes precedence over self-interest"

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Kuhn, Tom
Editor: Giles, Steve
Translator: Bradley, Laura
Translator: Kuhn, Tom
Genre:: Essay

2. Fragments from the third night
The A-effect [Take the death of the villain]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Dialogue

3. Fragments from the third night
The A-effect [Take the scene where Lear dies]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Dialogue

4. Taking the tone

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Essay

5. Fragments from the first night
What interests the philosopher about the theatre [I take it that in staging these demonstrations]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Dialogue

6. If you want to master something difficult, take it easy

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Essay

7. The Moscow workers take possession of the great metro on April 27, 1935

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Editor: Manheim, Ralph
Translator: Anderson, Edith
Genre:: Poem

8. Those who take the meat from the table

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Editor: Manheim, Ralph
Translator: Hays, H. R.
Genre:: Poem