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Volume 28
2008
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ISSN 0741-5842
EISSN 1529-1480
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SHAW: THE BELLICOSE PACIFIST
Lagretta Tallent Lenker
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THE CHOCOLATE CREAM SOLDIER AND THE “GHASTLY FAILURE” OF BERNARD SHAW'S ARMS AND THE MAN
David Satran
View articletitled, THE CHOCOLATE CREAM SOLDIER AND THE “GHASTLY FAILURE” OF BERNARD SHAW'S <em>ARMS AND THE MAN</em>
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HOW TO LOSE AN EMPIRE: SHAW'S “SECRETARY FOR AMERICA” AND GENERAL BURGOYNE
Stanley Weintraub
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HONORABLE AND DISHONORABLE KILLING: THE GENDER OF WAR IN CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA
Joy A. Pasini
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A CONNECTICUT YANKEE ON THE COURT THEATRE STAGE: AN ANCESTOR FOR UNDERSHAFT
John Emigh
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THE CENSORSHIP OF O'FLAHERTY V.C.
Lauren Arlington
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SHAW'S RECRUITING PAMPHLET
Murray Biggs
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THE SUMMONED SELF UNDER SIEGE: SHAW, RICOEUR, AND THE POETICS OF PERSONHOOD IN TOO TRUE TO BE GOOD
Howard Ira Einsohn
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THE ART OF WAR: MUSIC IN SHAW'S PLAYS
Christopher Innes; Brigitte Bogar
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BERNARD SHAW'S JOYRIDING IN GERMANY AND AUSTRIA: A POLITICS OF CULTURAL INTERNATIONALISM
Hannes Schweiger
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CENSORED AND EMBEDDED SHAW: PRINT CULTURE AND SHAVIAN ANALYSIS OF WARTIME MEDIA
Daniel O'Leary
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COSMOPOLITAN SHAW AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE PUBLIC SPHERE
Christa Zorn
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JOHN BULL'S OTHER WAR: BERNARD SHAW AND THE ANGLOIRISH WAR, 1918-1921
Peter Gahan
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IN MEMORIAM: DAN H. LAURENCE
R. F. Dietrich
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WORKING WITH DAN LAURENCE
Nicholas Grene
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BARRY MORSE, PRESIDENT OF THE SHAW SOCIETY, 1998-2008: A TRIBUTE FROM THE COMMITTEE OF THE SHAW SOCIETY (U.K.) ON BEHALF OF ALL THE MEMBERS
Hayward Morse
View articletitled, BARRY MORSE, PRESIDENT OF THE SHAW SOCIETY, 1998-2008: A TRIBUTE FROM THE COMMITTEE OF THE SHAW SOCIETY (U.K.) ON BEHALF OF ALL THE MEMBERS
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A CONTINUING CHECKLIST OF SHAVIANA
John R. Pfeiffer
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INTERNATIONAL SHAW SOCIETY NEWS
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DAVID STALLER'S “PROJECT SHAW”
R. F. Dietrich
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The Theatre of War: The First World War in British and Irish Drama
Peter Gahan
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The Letters of Bernard Shaw to “The Times” 1898-1950
T. F. Evans
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