Regarding Brecht's Play 'The life of Galileo' There is a part where Andrea says 'unhappy the land that has no heroes' and Galileo says 'No, unhappy the land that needs heroes' Can you make reference to the play and explain which one of these statements does Brecht himself side with?

I'm studying for an exam, and I find the whole play intriguing. However, I can't seem to find anything the delves into Macbeth's psyche or state of mind in depth. Hopefully someone could help

In the short story "Expendable" by Philip K. Dick, the protagonist is a man who can communicate with spiders. At one point, after fighting off a home invasion by an army of ants, the protagonist is seated at his desk, armed and despairing, when a spider drops by to talk to him. The spider slid d...

I have a 2005 First Harper Perennial Modern Classics edition. These are the typos I found: Page 160: .... he'd be a lot less at lease. (should be "ease") Page 306: Soo I hear deep breathing.... (should be "So") Page 356: ... that contains a lot of nineteenth-twenties feeling (should be "nineteen-...

Miroslav Krleža was one of the most important 20th-century Croatian authors. The Wikipedia article about him lists several influences on his work, including "key authors like (...) Nietzsche". However, that statement has no source and there is no similar statement (with or without a source) in th...