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The Shaws and the Gurlys: a genealogical study / Dan H. Laurence -- The Siren on the rock: Bernard Shaw vs. Sarah Bernhardt / Michel W. Pharand -- Eugene O'Neill: The Shavian dimension / Stanley Weintraub -- Shaw's advice to Irishmen / Bernard Shaw (Irish Times) -- Planting Mulberry: a history of Shaw festivals / Robert G. Everding -- "Almost wholly cerebral": Richard Aldington on Bernard Shaw / Michel W. Pharand -- The Quest for Shaw: an interview with Michael Holroyd / Leon Hugo -- See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil: the alienation factors in Shaw's dramas / Jeffrey M. Wallmann -- Evidence and inference: the philanderer / Bernard F. Dukore -- Extracting the roots of sorrow: you never can tell as dream play / Rodelle Weintraub -- Shaw's superwoman and the borders of feminism: one step over the line? / Mark H. Sterner -- An Overlooked source for Eliza? W.E. Henley's London types / Julie A. Sparks -- Shaw's dramatic reactions to the birth of the atomic age / Charles A. Carpenter -- The Uneasy evolution of My Fair Lady from Pygmalion / Paul Bauschatz -- Reviews. |
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