SHAW: The Annual of Bernard Shaw Studies, vol. 27

Contents

INTRODUCTION: THE EVOLUTION OF SHAVIANCONSCIOUSNESS

MaryAnn K. Crawford and Michel W. Pharandi

1. ON ARCHITECTURE

Bernard Shaw

2. KING MAGNUS AND KING MINUS: A PLAY AND A PLAYLET

Stanley Weintraub

3. G.B.S. AND "THE LAW OF CHANGE"

A. M. Gibbs

4. SHAW, STOPPARD, AND "AUDIBLE INTELLIGIBILITY"

Martin Meisel

5. SHAW AND CONVERSION

Nicholas Grene

6. GETTING PUBLISHED: GRANT RICHARDS AND THE SHAWBOOK

Michel W. Pharand

7. MORE LOOKED AT THAN LISTENED TO": SHAW

ON THE PREREVOLUTIONARY RUSSIAN STAGE

Laurence Senelick

8. A DRAMATIST FOR ALL SEASONS: BERNARD SHAW

IN VIENNA, 1933–1945

Barbara Pfeifer

9. SHAW, CONNOLLY, AND THE IRISH CITIZEN ARMY

Nelson O’Ceallaigh Ritschel

10. THE STRATEGY AND THE BACTERIOLOGY: SCRUTINIZING THE MICROBE IN SHAW'S TOO TRUE TO BE GOOD

Charles A. Carpenter

11. WILDE AND SHAKESPEARE IN SHAW'S

YOU NEVER CAN TELL

John A. Bertolini

12. SHAKESPEARE'S SHAVIAN CLEOPATRA

Annie Papreck King

13. "CONSIDERING THE ALTERNATIVES . . .":

SHAW AND THE DEATH OF THE INTELLECTUAL

Vanessa L. Ryan

14. THE LAST WORD ON LAST WORDS: SHAW AND

CATASTROPHIC DRAMA

Lawrence Switzky

15. SHAW'S LETTERS IN OTHER PEOPLE'S BOOKS:

THE "ORPHANS"

lsidor Saslav

REVIEWS

G.B.S. Boxed (The Bernard Shaw Collection, six-DVD set)

Bernard F. Dukore

Shaw at 150: The BBC on DVD (The Bernard Shaw Collection,

six-DVD set)

Peter Gahan

More Shaw on the Great War (What Shaw Really Wrote about the

War, edited by J . L. Wisenthal and Daniel O'Leary)

Stanley Weintraub

The Voice of Shaw (The Spoken Word, two-CD set,

by Bernard Shaw)

Ivan Wise

Dick Dudgeon, Caesar, and Captain Brassbound in Poland

(G. B. Shaw's Unconventional Hero in Three Plays for

Puritans, by Malgorzata Bielecka)

Julie A. Sparks

A CONTINUING CHECKLIST OF SHAVIANA

John R. Pfeiffer

CONTRIBUTORS

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