Shaw.
Subtitle: The annual of Bernard Shaw studies
By: edited by Fred D. Crawford.
Contributors: Crawford, Fred D.
Series: Shaw -- v. 15
Publisher: Pennsylvania State University Press
Published: 1995
Place of publication: University Park, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: Shaw, Bernard, -- 1856-1950 -- Criticism and interpretation
Notes: "A continuing checklist of Shaviana" by John R. Pfeiffer : p. [261]-276.
Table of contents: title: Katie Samuel: Shaw's flameless 'old flame / Dan H. Laurence; title: Shaw, Chesterton, and Magic / T.F. Evans; title: Edy Craig and the Pioneer Players' production of Mrs Warren's profession / James Fisher; title: Hong Kong in Buoyant billions: the exotic in Bernard Shaw / Kay Li; title: Shaw and Yeats: two Irishmen divided by a common language / R.F. Dietrich; title: Ruskin and form in Fanny's first play / Peter Gahan; title: Ideology, utopia, and faith: Shaw, Ricoeur, and the passion for the possible / Howard Ira Einsohn; title: Trusting the author / Barnard F. Dukore; title: Making sense of Shawa; Newton at the Shaw Festival, 1980-1993 / Lisbie Ray; title: "Only a woman" in Arms and the man / David K. Sauer; title: Bernard F. Burgunder: collector of genius / Margot Peters; title: In search of Shaw: an interview with Dan Laurence / Leon Hugo; title: Shaw's diary fragments: some additions / Stanley Weintraub; title: Bernard Shaw's unavoidable subject / Flora C. Buckalew; title: Toast to Albert Einstein / Bernard Shaw (edited by Fred D. Crawford); title: Shaw and the eiress (Shaw, Lady Gregory and the Abbey: a correspondenca and a record, ed. Dan H. Laurence and Nicholas Grene) / Bernard F. Dukore; title: The Newtonian universe (George Bernard Shaw and Christopher Newton: explorations of Shavian theater, by Keith Garebian) / R.F. Dietrich; title: Three dialogues with Russian culture (Bernard Shaw and Russian culture at the turn of the century, by Anna Obraztsova) / Marina Ochakovskaya.