The complete transformation of a human being in Man is Man

Man is Man is a reflection of Brecht’s attention towards Marxism in the mid twentieth century. In this drama، he tried to convince the audience that to adhere to Marxism، there must be a social change. In Man is Man Brecht tells the story of the transformation of a character who is not able to say ″No″. In the very long run، this character forgets his identity and selects a new one. In this way، Brecht’s inclination was to create a Grotesque of realization in the spectators so that they would launch social and political changes.