SHAW: The Annual of Bernard Shaw Studies, Vol. 23

CONTENTS

NOTICES

1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION: SHAW’S BRAVE NEW WORLD CONFERENCE, MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, 19–21 APRIL 2001

Gale K. Larson

2. BACK TO METHUSELAH: A "GRAND PRECURSER" [SIC] TO FINNEGANS WAKE

Martha Black

3. HOSTAGES OF HEARTBREAK: THE WOMEN IN HEARTBREAK HOUSE

Valerie Murrenus

4. THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF SHAW’S LATER PLAYS, 1929–1939

Peter Gahan

5. UTOPIAN APOCALYPSES: SHAW, WAR, AND H. G. WELLS

Christopher Innes

6. COLOSSAL GENIUS: THE CHESTERTON–SHAW DEBATES

Daniel H. Strait

7. IS THE HOLY GHOST A SCIENTIFIC FACT? WHY SHAW’S CREATIVE EVOLUTION MIGHT BECOME THE SCIENTIFIC RELIGION OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

Stuart Baker

8. ALL ABOUT EVE: TESTING THE MILTONIC FORMULA

Rhoda Nathan

9. G.B.S. AND THE BBC: IN THE BEGINNING (1923–1928)

Leonard Conolly

10. "THE GULF OF DISLIKE": TRUTH AND THE POSTMODERN CONDITION IN SHAW’S "THE BLACK GIRL IN SEARCH OF GOD"

Frank C. Manista

11. OUTWITTING DESTINY: THE ARTIST AS SUPERMAN

Sally Peters

12. THE PLAYWRIGHT AND THE PRIZEFIGHTER: THE REMARKABLE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BERNARD SHAW AND GENE TUNNEY

Jay Tunney

13. A FABIAN SOCIALIST IN SOCIALIST CHINA

Wendi Chen

14. G.B.S. IN HELLAS: A RESOURCE FOR CLASSICISTS

Sidney P. Albert

A CONTINUING CHECKLIST OF SHAVIANA

John R. Pfeiffer

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