The Caucasian Chalk Circle, a play penned by Brecht in 1948, is a parable about survival inspired by a Chinese myth.

Concubines and Bondservants: a Social History, a nonfiction work authored by Maria Jaschok in 1999, delves into the history and societal impact of prostitution in China.

No Exit, a play written by Jean-Paul Sartre in 1944, depicts the reactions of four individuals trapped in an impossible situation, compelling them to confront their true selves.

The Threepenny Opera, a play by Brecht from 1928, addresses whether virtue is rewarded in the world, ultimately suggesting it is not.

Dilemmas of a Double Life: Women Balancing Careers and Relationships is a compilation of essays edited by Nancy B. Katreider and published in 1997. It examines the challenges faced by working women in the United States as they juggle professional and family responsibilities.

Life of Galileo, a play written by Brecht in 1943, explores the dual existence of a scientist striving to innovate while maintaining his livelihood by teaching wealthy but uninspired students.