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Volume 29
2009
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ISSN 0741-5842
EISSN 1529-1480
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INTRODUCTION: SHAW'S INFINITE VARIETY
Michel W. Pharand
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HOMO PHILANDERUS AS CREATED AND EMBODIED BY BERNARD SHAW
Charles A. Carpenter
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GIRL GETS BOY
Bernard F. Dukore
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BOY GETS GIRL
Bernard F. Dukore
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SHAW'S TROY: HEARTBREAK HOUSE AND EURIPIDES' TROJAN WOMEN
Stanley Weintraub
View articletitled, SHAW'S TROY: <em>HEARTBREAK HOUSE</em> AND EURIPIDES' <em>TROJAN WOMEN</em>
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SHAKESPEARE, SHOTOVER, SURROGATION: “BLAMING THE BARD” IN HEARTBREAK HOUSE
Sonya Freeman Loftis
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“WRITING WAS RESILIENCE. RESILIENCE WAS AN ADVENTURE”: MARIANNE MOORE, BERNARD SHAW, AND THE ART OF WRITING
Tara Stubbs
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SHAW SETTLES HIS QUARREL WITH SIR HENRY IRVING (Introduction, Afterword, and Notes by Margot Peters)
John H. B. Irving
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SHAVIAN ROMANCE IN SAINT JOAN: SATIRE AS ANTITRAGEDY
Nicole Coonradt
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SAINT JOAN FROM A CHINESE PERSPECTIVE: SHAW AND THE LAST EMPEROR, HENRY PU-YI AISIN-GIORO
Kay Li
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SHADES OF LOCAL COLOR: PYGMALION AND ITS TRANSLATION AND RECEPTION IN CENTRAL EUROPE, 1913-1914
Peter Conolly-Smith
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SHAW AND MUSIC: MEANING IN A BASSET HORN
Peter Gahan
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POSTMODERN ELEMENTS IN SHAW'S MISALLIANCE
Tony Stafford
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A CONTINUING CHECKLIST OF SHAVIANA
John R. Pfeiffer
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INTERNATIONAL SHAW SOCIETY
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Reviews

Three Shaws (T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, II, 1927; Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, III, 1928, edited by Jeremy and Nicole Wilson)
Stanley Weintraub
View articletitled, Three Shaws (T. E. Lawrence, <em>Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw</em>, II, 1927; <em>Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw</em>, III, 1928, edited by Jeremy and Nicole Wilson)
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The Ambiguities of Pygmalion (Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw, edited by L. W. Conolly)
John M. McInerney
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Better Than Chocolate (Arms and the Man by Bernard Shaw, edited by J . P. Wearing)
Brad Kent
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Joan Rehabilitated (Saint Joan by Bernard Shaw, edited by Jean Chothia)
Dorothy Hadfield
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Blood and Fire for the Millennium (Major Barbara by Bernard Shaw, edited by Nicholas Grene)
Desmond Harding
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Shaw Goes to China (Bernard Shaw and China: Cross-Cultural Encounters by Kay Li)
Jean Reynolds
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Two Ambitious Young Irishmen (Sidelights on GBS and His Friend Pakenham Beatty: The Letters of Lucy Carr Shaw, edited by C.J. P. Beatty)
Jay R. Tunney
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Shaw Lives! (Shaw Festival Production Record 1962-2007, edited by L. W. Conolly and Jean German)
Michel W. Pharand
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TRIBUTES AND INTERVIEWS

Montgomery Davis, Bringer of Shavian Light
Margot Peters
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John MacDonald and the Washington Stage Guild
Bernard F. Dukore
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Robert Scogin and ShawChicago
R. F. Dietrich
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PASSINGS

In Memoriam: Anthony Ellis
Evelyn Ellis
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In Memoriam: T. F. Evans
Ivan Wise
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