Titlebook: Bernard Shaw and the Comic Sublime; David J. Gordon Book 1990 David J. Gordon 1990 Britain.George Bernard Shaw.history of literature.humou

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Guida alla conversazione radiologica,lthough neither witty nor eloquent, it anticipates very remarkably not only the mature writer’s preoccupation with questions of conduct and belief but also the way in which, as a Bunyanesque Protestant, he searched for authenticity.

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Guida alla conversazione radiologica,lthough neither witty nor eloquent, it anticipates very remarkably not only the mature writer’s preoccupation with questions of conduct and belief but also the way in which, as a Bunyanesque Protestant, he searched for authenticity.

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Conversazione: guida alla sopravvivenza, the reputation of the author as a serious dramatist was first established, and still mainly rests’ (. 3: 193). He refers of course to . and ., along with ., which were written in sequence between 1901 and 1905. They are all highly original and together explore the heights and depths of Shaw’s sensi

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Conversazione: guida alla sopravvivenza,nued to compel Shaw’s imagination through the compromise structures of 1906–12, the powerful negation of its logic represented by . and those extraordinary baffled apocalypses, . and .. The best work of the raggedy 1906–12 period is, in fact, the most artificial — the contrived dilemma of ., the fab

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0741-3ittle of its spirit.) It is certainly true that the theme of romantic disappointment — heartbreak — informs his next important play, begun in 1913 though not completed until the war was well along and had left its mark upon it. But, despite a certain similarity of theme between . and ., the two play

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Guida alla conversazione radiologica,or Saint, who dares and dares again in God’s name, is a perfect emblem of idealised self-sufficiency. Or almost perfect, because it involves the idealisation of a warrior, though this is softened by feminine charm. Shaw senses the difficulty enough to try to compensate for it in the preface. There,