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Volume 25
January 2005
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ISSN 0741-5842
EISSN 1529-1480
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INTERNATIONAL SHAW SOCIETY NEWS
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INTRODUCTION: SHAW SCHOLARSHIP, “Here and Now” and at the 2004 International Shaw Society (ISS) Conference
MaryAnn K. Crawford
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PART I: ISS Conference Papers

SHAW FOR THE HERE AND NOW
Stanley Weintraub
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SHAW'S CHILDREN
Dan H. Laurence
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ECONOMIES OF THE GIFT: SHAW, RICOEUR, AND THE POETICS OF THE ETHICAL LIFE
Howard Ira Einsohn
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CASHEL BYRON'S PROFESSION: A CATALYST TO FRIENDSHIP — LIFE IMITATES ART
Jay Tunney
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MACHIAVELLI, THE SHARK, AND THE TINPOT TRAGEDIENNE
Bernard F. Dukore
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PYGMALION AS NARRATIVE BRIDGE BETWEEN THE CENTURIES
Vicki R. Kennell
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SHAW'S REPUBLIC
Sidney P. Albert
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WHO WAS PHILLIPA SUMMERS? REFLECTIONS ON VIVIE WARREN'S CAMBRIDGE
L. W. Conolly
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WHO'S MODERN NOW? SHAW, JOYCE, AND IBSEN'S WHEN WE DEAD AWAKEN
Kathleen Ochshorn
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SOCIAL CRITIQUE AND COMEDIC RECONCILIATION IN SHAW'S YOU NEVER CAN TELL
Miriam Chirico
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SHAW RESPONDS TO SHAW-BASHING
John A. Bertolini
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BERNARD SHAW'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CULTURE AND POLITICS OF FIN DE SIÈCLE VIENNA
Hannes Schweiger
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“OLD GENTLEMAN”: AGE DIFFERENCES AS PLOT SUBVERSION
Valerie Barnes Lipscomb
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PART II: General Articles

TRACKING DOWN SHAW STUDIES: THE EFFECTIVE USE OF PRINTED AND ONLINE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES
Charles A. Carpenter
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PLAYWRIGHTS' PROGRESS: THE EVOLUTION OF THE PLAY CYCLE, FROM SHAW'S “PENTATEUCH” TO ANGELS IN AMERICA
Julie Sparks
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MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION IN CHINA: FACTORS IN CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATIONS
Kay Li
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“THE GENUINE PULPIT ARTICLE”: SHAW'S PREFATORIAL PRACTICE AND THE PREFACE TO MAN AND SUPERMAN
Frank Duba
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SHAW'S GODDESS: LADY COLIN CAMPBELL
Stanley Weintraub
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A SUPPLEMENT TO “SHAW” 24's SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WRITINGS BY AND ABOUT BERNARD SHAW CONCERNING LOVE, SEX, MARRIAGE, WOMEN, AND RELATED TOPICS
Michel W. Pharand
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A CONTINUING CHECKLIST OF SHAVIANA
John R. Pfeiffer
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Reviews

Blatant Heterosexuals (Relations between the Sexes in the Plays of George Bernard Shaw, by Harold Pagliaro)
Bernard F. Dukore
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Poststructural Shaw (Shaw Shadows: Rereading the Texts of Bernard Shaw, by Peter Gahan)
Jean Reynolds
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GBS and the Tornado (Selected Correspondence of Bernard Shaw. Bernard Shaw and Nancy Astor, edited by J. P. Wearing)
Michel W. Pharand
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