The Threepenny Novel

*The Threepenny Novel* by Bertolt Brecht is a satirical work that critiques societal corruption and greed. It employs irony and social commentary to expose how economic disparity influences individuals and institutions. The novel emphasizes themes of moral decay, the power dynamics between the wealthy and the impoverished, and the obsession with money. Brecht’s narrative style challenges traditional storytelling by blending realism with political critique, encouraging readers to reflect on social injustices. Overall, it serves as a pointed critique of capitalism and the moral compromises driven by economic interests.