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Major Barbara: A Play of Morality, Wealth, and Social Power

Major Barbara: A Play of Morality, Wealth, and Social Power

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ISBN10: 1604596856
ISBN13: 9781604596854
Publisher: SMK Books
Published: Mar 25 2009
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.29 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

A sharply constructed social drama examining morality, power, and the uneasy relationship between charity and wealth.

In Major Barbara, George Bernard Shaw presents a compelling debate on the nature of social responsibility and the sources of moral authority. The play centres on Barbara Undershaft, a devoted officer in the Salvation Army, and her father Andrew Undershaft, a wealthy arms manufacturer whose fortune is built upon the machinery of war. Their encounter brings into focus a central question: whether moral ideals can remain intact when confronted with the realities of economic power.

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