The article discusses an interview with Katja Brunner, a Zurich-based playwright whose works are performed worldwide. She talks about her new book 'Die Kunst der Wunde' and explains how language can mask violence.
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Become a SupporterThe article discusses an interview with Katja Brunner, a Zurich-based playwright whose works are performed worldwide. She talks about her new book 'Die Kunst der Wunde' and explains how language can mask violence.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural and artistic expression without taking a clear political stance. It discusses the themes of Brunner's work but does not present any biased framing or emphasis on political issues.
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