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Critical Approaches to Bernard Shaw
By The Sagittarius Literature Digitizing ProjectsArts
Critical Approaches to Bernard Shaw episodes
- 1 Weintraub Keynote Part I | Shaw for the Here and NowInternational Shaw Society Conference 2004 Sarasota, Florida. We are grateful to Mrs. Rodelle Weintraub for allowing us to include this podcast on Sagittarius.5 min
- 2 Weintraub keynote Part II| "Shaw for the Here and Now"International Shaw Society Conference 2004 Sarasota, Florida. We are grateful to Mrs. Rodelle Weintraub for allowing us to include this podcast on Sagittarius.15 min
- 5 Weintraub keynote Part V| "Shaw for the Here and Now"International Shaw Conference, 2004 Sarasota, Florida. We are grateful to Mrs. Rodelle Weintraub for allowing us to include this podcast on Sagittarius.2 min
- 4 Weintraub keynote Part IV| "Shaw for the Here and Now"International Shaw Conference 2004, Sarasota, Florida. We are grateful to Mrs. Rodelle Weintraub for allowing us to include this podcast on Sagittarius.15 min
- 3 Weintraub keynote Part III| "Shaw for the Here and Now"International Shaw Conference, 2004 Florida, Sarasota. We are grateful to Mrs. Rodelle Weintraub for allowing us to include this podcast on Sagittarius.15 min
- Sally Peters On ShawSally Peters, author of the *Choice* award-winning biography Bernard Shaw the Ascent of the Superman (Yale University Press), discusses the task of interpreting and writing the life history of Bernard Shaw, that unique, complex artistic genius.4 min
- Introduction to the SeriesIntroduction by Professor Richard Dietrich, Founding President of the International Shaw Society, Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida2 min
About Critical Approaches to Bernard Shaw
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These online audio resources consist of lectures and interviews on Bernard Shaw by renowned Shaw scholars. The plays covered include Pygmalion, Heartbreak House, Major Barbara, Man and Superman,…
Caesar and Cleopatra, and many more. Featured scholars will include Professor Stanley Weintraub, Professor Sally Peters, Professor Leonard Conolly, Professor Richard Dietrich and Professor Michael O'Hara.