This collection historicises the life and works of George Bernard Shaw through the lens of forty-two popular subjects of study.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface A chronology of Shaw's works Part I. People and Places: 1. Dublin Peter Gahan 2. The Fabian Society Lauren Arrington 3. Germany and Austria Peter Conolly-Smith 4. London Desmond Harding 5. Oscar Wilde Eibhear Walshe 6. W. B. Yeats Nicholas Grene Part II. Theatre: 7. The Abbey Theatre Anthony Roche 8. Actors and actresses Margot Peters 9. The Court Theatre Sos Eltis 10. Fabian drama J. Ellen Gainor 11. Farcical comedy Kerry Powell 12. History plays Ellen E. Dolgin 13. Melodrama Heidi J. Holder 14. The new drama Jean Chothia Part III. Writing and the Arts: 15. Cinema John McInerney 16. Journalism Elizabeth Carolyn Miller 17. Letters Charles A. Carpenter 18. Media and technology Lawrence Switzky 19. Modernism Christopher Innes 20. Music Alfred Turco, Jr 21. Novels Richard Farr Dietrich 22. Publishers and publishing Michel W. Pharand 23. Visual arts Martin Meisel Part IV. Politics: 24. Censorship Brad Kent 25. Empire and nationalism Michael Malouf 26. Feminism D. A. Hadfield 27. Irish politics Nelson O'Ceallaigh Ritschel 28. Socialism James Alexander 29. Totalitarianism Matthew Yde 30. War Lagretta Tallent Lenker Part V. Culture and Society: 31. Celebrity Jonathan Goldman 32. Education Jean Reynolds 33. Evolutionary theory John R. Pfeiffer 34. Health and vegetarianism Christopher Wixson 35. Language Gustavo A. Rodríguez Martín 36. Nature Tony J. Stafford 37. Philosophy David Kornhaber Part VI. Reception and Afterlife: 38. Reception in London, 1892-1950 J. P. Wearing 39. Criticism, 1950-2013 A. M. Gibbs 40. The contemporary North American stage L. W. Conolly 41. Biography Julie A. Sparks 42. The Shavian tradition John A. Bertolini.
Preface A chronology of Shaw's works Part I. People and Places: 1. Dublin Peter Gahan 2. The Fabian Society Lauren Arrington 3. Germany and Austria Peter Conolly-Smith 4. London Desmond Harding 5. Oscar Wilde Eibhear Walshe 6. W. B. Yeats Nicholas Grene Part II. Theatre: 7. The Abbey Theatre Anthony Roche 8. Actors and actresses Margot Peters 9. The Court Theatre Sos Eltis 10. Fabian drama J. Ellen Gainor 11. Farcical comedy Kerry Powell 12. History plays Ellen E. Dolgin 13. Melodrama Heidi J. Holder 14. The new drama Jean Chothia Part III. Writing and the Arts: 15. Cinema John McInerney 16. Journalism Elizabeth Carolyn Miller 17. Letters Charles A. Carpenter 18. Media and technology Lawrence Switzky 19. Modernism Christopher Innes 20. Music Alfred Turco, Jr 21. Novels Richard Farr Dietrich 22. Publishers and publishing Michel W. Pharand 23. Visual arts Martin Meisel Part IV. Politics: 24. Censorship Brad Kent 25. Empire and nationalism Michael Malouf 26. Feminism D. A. Hadfield 27. Irish politics Nelson O'Ceallaigh Ritschel 28. Socialism James Alexander 29. Totalitarianism Matthew Yde 30. War Lagretta Tallent Lenker Part V. Culture and Society: 31. Celebrity Jonathan Goldman 32. Education Jean Reynolds 33. Evolutionary theory John R. Pfeiffer 34. Health and vegetarianism Christopher Wixson 35. Language Gustavo A. Rodríguez Martín 36. Nature Tony J. Stafford 37. Philosophy David Kornhaber Part VI. Reception and Afterlife: 38. Reception in London, 1892-1950 J. P. Wearing 39. Criticism, 1950-2013 A. M. Gibbs 40. The contemporary North American stage L. W. Conolly 41. Biography Julie A. Sparks 42. The Shavian tradition John A. Bertolini.
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