Titlebook: British and Irish Political Drama in the Twentieth Century; Implicating the Audi David Ian Rabey Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Heribert Meffert (Professor, Direktor)Shaw’s most direct address to the specific problems of Irish society was . (1904), and he retrospectively described its reception as follows:

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,Socialist Supermen and Pilgrims’ Progress,Ibsen’s plays provided great inspiration and direction for Shaw, whose dedication to ‘Ibsenism’ was really a commitment to a specifically political reading of the Norwegian’s works and to an attitude towards society that could be distilled from Ibsen’s dramatic technique:

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,Kathleen ni Houlihan’s Other Island,Shaw’s most direct address to the specific problems of Irish society was . (1904), and he retrospectively described its reception as follows:

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Learn How To See and Not To Gape,The theatrical experiments of the German director Erwin Pis- cator articulated the impulse ‘to give artistic form to our revolutionary view of the world, the . or political style’ (as Piscator described it in his 1963 foreword to his 1929 book ..). Piscator also explained the relationship of epic theatre to its formal predecessors and influences:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21106-720th century; drama; twentieth century; British and Irish Literature

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