Titlebook: Language and Metadrama in Major Barbara and Pygmalion; Shavian Sisters Jean Reynolds Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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“What’s to Become of Me?”.” This chapter describes a Shavian spiritual crisis that prompts Eliza Doolittle to think differently about her identity and her social class. The word “spiritual” might surprise us: We expect Barbara to be the spiritual “Shavian sister.” What Eliza is experiencing is different from traditional spi

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Seeing Doubler play in Act I lets the audience in on secrets that are withheld from the characters onstage. Other examples of “seeing double” are our awareness of mythological content (such as the Cinderella subplay in .), and our ability to navigate smoothly between reality and stagecraft..Shaw’s “double vision

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A Girl Becomes a Womancome together again to end the story happily. . and ., however, feature a more complex love story that includes challenging work, thoughts of suicide, and enlightenment. It’s likely that both plays are influenced by the classical Psyche myth, which explores how love and loss help young girls metamor

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“Why Can’t the English?”might assume that both he and Shaw held the same disparaging opinion of the uneducated Eliza Doolittle. But a careful reading of . suggests that Shaw did not share Higgins’s dismissive attitude toward “bad” English and the people who speak it. We can speculate that writing .—which critics have long

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