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Hermut Kormann,Monika Susanne B?rner frame for this chapter is affected by the practical absence of any Shaw productions in Montevideo during the first two decades of the twentieth century. This does not necessarily mean that Shaw had not been a significant intellectual force in Uruguay and the rest of the Southern Cone. Let us rememb

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Computer Supported Cooperative Works the ‘Generation of 1898’ (.). I will begin by examining what direct influence, if any, Shaw had on the work of the so-called 98ers. I will propose that, perhaps surprisingly, his strongest impact was not on the generation’s playwrights (Jacinto Benavente and Ramón del Valle-Inclán) but on its jour

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Meat-Derived Protein Ingredients,public persona. To begin with, what Shaw metaphorically calls his “power of accurate observation,” which is the basis of the sharp social critique in his plays, extends to his physical abilities as an observer of art. As he notes in .,

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