Women in the plays of George Bernard Shaw
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Discovery 2010Description: 178pSubject(s): Literature | Shaw, George Bernard | Women in literatureDDC classification: 822.909 Summary: The book presents a detailed study as well as a critical analysis of George Bernard Shaw and the women characters in his plays. These female characters are from Man and Superman, Major Barbara, Candida, Arms and the Man, Pygmalion, Mrs. Warren's Profession, Saint Joan, Misalliance, The Philanderer. The study of Shavian plays forms an integral part of the curriculum of various universities. Hence an attempt has been made to familiarize scholars and researchers of Shaw with some rare and valuable critical material.
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| 822.8 WIL/L Lady Windermere's fan, Salome, A women of no importance, An ideal husband, The importance of being earnest | 822.8 WIL/L Lady Windermere's fan | 822.8 WIL/L Lady Windermere's fan | 822.909 SAN/W Women in the plays of George Bernard Shaw | 822.909352042 FEM Feminist theory and modern drama: an anthology of recent criticism | 822.91 SHA/S Saint Joan | 822.91099282 CAM The Cambridge companion to modern British women playwrights |
The book presents a detailed study as well as a critical analysis of George Bernard Shaw and the women characters in his plays. These female characters are from Man and Superman, Major Barbara, Candida, Arms and the Man, Pygmalion, Mrs. Warren's Profession, Saint Joan, Misalliance, The Philanderer. The study of Shavian plays forms an integral part of the curriculum of various universities. Hence an attempt has been made to familiarize scholars and researchers of Shaw with some rare and valuable critical material.
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