An author from this family created a character who struggles to explain the phrase “when nature’s out” to a man who throws a cat at him to demonstrate the subject-object distinction. A writer from this family wrote the tract that Bazarov forces into Arkady’s hands in Fathers and Sons. (15[2])Thinkers from this family wrote Women and Their Vocation and Kraft und Stoff. In a play by a member of this family, a showman advertises a learnèd, defecating horse that stamps its hoof to tell the time. (-5[1])Klaus Kinski swims in a dark (*) pond in Werner Herzog’s adaptation (-5[1])of a play by a member of this family that features additions (10[1])like (10[1])the direction “he drowns.” (10[1])In that fragmentary play by a member of this family, a doctor forces a diet of peas on the title jealous (10[1])soldier. For 10 points, what German family included the revolutionary playwright of Woyzeck? ■END■ (10[3]0[1])