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SHAW: The Annual of Bernard Shaw Studies, Vol. 15
244 pages | 6 x 9 | 1995
ISBN 978-0-271-01422-7 | cloth: $57.95
Paperback edition is not available in the U.S.
Fred D. Crawford is the author of Mixing Memory and Desire: "The Waste Land" and British Novels (Penn State, 1982) and British Poets of the Great War (Susquehanna, 1988).
Content Katie Samuel: Shaw’s Flameless “Old Flame”/Dan H. Laurence Shaw, Chesterton, and Magic/ F. Evans Edy Craig and the Pioneer Players’ Production of Mrs Warren’s Profession/James Fisher Hong Kong in Buoyant Billions: The Exotic in Bernard Shaw/Kay Li Shaw and Yeats: Two Irishmen Divided by a Common Language/R. F. Dietrich Ruskin and Form in Fanny’s First Play/Peter Gahan Ideology, Utopia, and Faith: Shaw, Ricoeur, and the Passion for the Possible/Howard Ira Einsohn Trusting the Author/Bernard F. Dukore Making Sense of Shaw: Newton at the Shaw Festival, 1980-1993/Lisbie Rae “Only a Woman” in Arms and the Man/David K. Sauer Bernard F. Burgunder: Collector of Genius/Margot Peters In Search of Shaw: An Interview with Dan Laurence/Leon Hugo Shaw’s Diary Fragments: Some Additions/Stanley Weintraub Bernard Shaw’s “Unavoidable Subject”/Flora C. Buckalew Toast to Albert Einstein/Bernard Shaw (edited by Fred D. Crawford) Reviews and Checklist