Lee Seung-jin: Media artist Brecht

German modern literature, the Vertlette Brehett (1898 -1956), is known as the founder of the epics, but in addition to 49 complete plays, it was written by a poet and novelist, leaving over 63 poems, 3 major novels, 200 shorthands, and 200 single-books, aesthetics. But it is not known that he was a media writer who, before any contemporary writer of the early 20th century, used radio, records, movies, and photographs to produce his work. He understood himself as a producer using media as a tool for producing, and he tried to understand more the technical nature of the analog media and the political and social and economic conditions that are used by media technology than any other artist at the time. Based on this exact perception of media and age, he was not only a consumer who contributed his media textures to the entertainment and rest of the evening but also a learning aid that the receivers could use to recognize capitalist reality, a medium shift in function, and a writer who tried to make literary technicalization happen. The reason why the writer calls Brehet a media writer is right here. In this book, author read Brehet's vast world of work from a media perspective and said: “From distribution to communication! A radio show produced by Moteau, Flight, and a solo for the recording townman, movie "Fuckle Bamppet," death row, uncompleted scenario.

Korean title: 매체작가 브레히트

Korean author: 이승진

Korean publisher: 연극과인간

ISBN-13: 9788957866320