Platform and pulpit /

Here are the full texts of more than thirty of Shaw's formal lectures, extemporaneous speeches, and debates, covering the period from 1885 to 1946 and including all of the favorite Shavian subjects: Fabian socialism, sexual reform, women, children, education, vivisection, religion, drama, motio...

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Main Author: Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950.
Other Authors: Laurence, Dan H.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published:New York : Hill and Wang, [1961], ©1961.
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500 |a Includes bibliographical references and index. 
520 |a Here are the full texts of more than thirty of Shaw's formal lectures, extemporaneous speeches, and debates, covering the period from 1885 to 1946 and including all of the favorite Shavian subjects: Fabian socialism, sexual reform, women, children, education, vivisection, religion, drama, motion pictures, censorship, and Soviet communisim. Shaw debates with G. K. Chesterson on the Democrat versus the Socialist, discusses Ruskin's politics, appraises Joan of Arc, examines sex appeal in the movies, defines woman as "man in petticoats," considers the ethical principles of social reconstruction, evaluates Fascism, gives advice to the students of Hong Kong University, and tells America to "Look, you boob!" at Soviet accomplishment. --  |c Book jacket. 
505 0 |a Proprietors and slaves (1885) -- Acting, by one who does not believe in it (1889) -- What socialism will be like (1896) -- The dynamitards of science (1900) -- The Court Theatre (1907) -- Literature and art (1908) -- Socialism and medicine (1909) -- The ideal of citizenship (1909) -- Smoke and genius (1911) -- The crime of poverty (1912) -- Property or slavery? (1913) -- Ethical principles of social reconstruction (1917) -- Modern religion (1919) -- Ruskin's politics (1919) -- Foundation oration (1920) -- The needs of music in Britain (1920) -- British democracy and Egypt (1921) -- The menace of the leisured woman (1927) -- Woman-man in petticoats (1927) -- A relief from the romantic film (1927) -- Censorship as a police duty (1928) -- The need for expert opinion on sexual reform (1929) -- Saint Joan (1931) -- Lenin (1931) -- The only hope of the world (1931) -- Look, you boob! (1931) -- In praise of Guy Fawkes (1932) -- Universities and education -- Film censorship (1935) -- Freedom (1935) -- Britain and the Soviets (1935) -- Truth by radio (1936) -- School (1937) -- This danger of war (1937) -- The unavoidable subject (1940) -- "Goodbye, goodbye" (1946) 
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