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1. burtsdrama.com › 14 › religious-imagery-in-woyzeckReligious Imagery in Woyzeck - BURT'S DRAMA

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   Apr 14, 2015 · Religious Imagery in Woyzeck. There is a tremendous amount of religious imagery in the play, which I think is often overlooked by some. Specifically, Buchner uses the figures of Christ, the Virgin Mary to underscore his points about human nature and suffering.

2. literariness.org › 2020/07/30 › analysis-of-georgAnalysis of Georg Büchner’s Woyzeck – Literary Theory and ...

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   Jul 30, 2020 · Woyzeck originated in Büchner’s reworking the details of three case histories of soldiers who murdered their mistresses. These crimes formed the basis for the playwright’s consideration of the conjunction between environment and psychology behind such violent acts.

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   The idiot mumbles to himself while Marie reads a passage from the Bible about an unfaithful woman to whom Jesus shows mercy, sending the woman away with the command that she not sin again. Marie despairs; just the sight of her child pains her.

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   The street Woyzeck is urinating against a wall. He is caught by the Doctor, who is not at all pleased. We learn that the Doctor is paying Woyzeck to be his lab rat. Woyzeck is on a peas-only diet, and the Doctor is examining the physical and mental effects this has.

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   The best study guide to Woyzeck on the planet, from the creators of SparkNotes. Get the summaries, analysis, and quotes you need.

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   It is Woyzeck who summons up the apocalyptic imagery, and his wrath most closely resembles the biblical prophets impatient of evil.

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   Where did Woyzeck come from?

   • Woyzeck originated in Büchner’s reworking the details of three case histories of soldiers who murdered their mistresses. These crimes formed the basis for the playwright’s consideration of the conjunction between environment and psychology behind such violent acts.

   Analysis of Georg Büchner’s Woyzeck - Literary Theory and Criticism

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   What is Woyzeck about?

   • Woyzeck is one of the first plays in Europe about ordinary people. It radically alters the established Aristotelian dramatic formula by presenting “a poor good-for-nothing” as its tragic hero.

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   What does Woyzeck's suffering represent?

   • Woyzeck’s suffering is representative of the suffering of humanity in general: it is undeserved and unavoidable. His anguish is both mental and physical, and though he is inherently good, it is as though the world is punishing him. This is also the case in the fairy tale told by the Grandmother, where the orphan boy cannot avoid suffering.

   Set Text Guide: Woyzeck - Pearson qualifications

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   Who wrote Woyzeck?

   • While lecturing there in comparative anatomy during the autumn and winter of 1836–37, Büchner composed several draft versions of Woyzeck, which remained unfinished at his death from typhus in February 1837. Woyzeck originated in Büchner’s reworking the details of three case histories of soldiers who murdered their mistresses.

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   What if Woyzeck had money?

   • Woyzeck argues that if he had money he would have morals and virtues. This scene shows the disjunct between the classes, as neither of the men truly understands the other’s situation. The street Woyzeck is urinating against a wall. He is caught by the Doctor, who is not at all pleased. We learn that the Doctor is paying Woyzeck to be his lab rat.

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   What does Woyzeck think about the Apocalypse?

   • Woyzeck imagines that he hears a sound, and is convinced that it is the secretive Freemasons plotting in secret tunnels beneath them. Next he sees apocalyptic visions in the sky, exclaiming: "How bright it is! Flames are raging through the heavens and a distant roar like trumpets. It's getting nearer! Let's get away. Don't look back."

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8. www.gradesaver.com › woyzeck › study-guideWoyzeck Scenes 1-4 Summary and Analysis - GradeSaver

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   Woyzeck is convinced that the supernatural and frightening, in Biblical proportions, are following him at all times. The initial meeting between Marie and the Drum-Major introduces the theme of sexuality.