Titlebook: Bernard Shaw; Reimagining Women an Audrey McNamara Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8351-9244-7 theater”. There has been a slight shift in that attitude in recent years with four of his plays, which had never previously been staged by the Abbey Theatre, making their National Theatre debut: ., 2011, ., 2013, ., 2014, and ., 2015. Since 1989 there have been fifteen professional Shaw productions

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?quivalenz und Reduktion von Kr?ftegruppenmarriage in . (1894), and incest and prostitution in . (1893). While this statement is undoubtedly true, there are infinitely more layers in each of these that deal with broader social and economic issues affecting women in particular. Two of the three plays discussed in this chapter, . and ., deal

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Mahir B. Sayir,Jürg Dual,Stephan Kaufmannthe writing of . that directly led to the maturation of his dramatic writing, especially with regard to his portraits of women in the context of women’s rights—as is particularly evident in the 1908 . In both of these plays Shaw utilises the “marriage question” to first interrogate the moral dilemma

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Parallele Kr?fte und SchwerpunktLand Act 1903, the fifth such act since 1870, enabled Irish tenant farmers to purchase land from English landlords with financial help in the form of loans from the English government or elsewhere, a fact unheard of prior to this time. Following the Wyndham Act of 1904, further division of landed es

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Introduction: Women, Nation, Enablement, and the Irish Question, theater”. There has been a slight shift in that attitude in recent years with four of his plays, which had never previously been staged by the Abbey Theatre, making their National Theatre debut: ., 2011, ., 2013, ., 2014, and ., 2015. Since 1989 there have been fifteen professional Shaw productions

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The Opposing Strata of Feminism: , and ,marriage in . (1894), and incest and prostitution in . (1893). While this statement is undoubtedly true, there are infinitely more layers in each of these that deal with broader social and economic issues affecting women in particular. Two of the three plays discussed in this chapter, . and ., deal