BERNARD SHAW ON RUSKIN

George Bernard Shaw Passes on

The death occurred on the 2nd November, at 4-59 a.m. at his residence, in the little village of Ayot St. Lawrence, of this great man of arts, letters, philosophy, satire and controversy, at the ripe old age of 94. In living to this age, G. B. S. divorced age from senility successfully. Our interest no. 1 lies in recording this fact. Longevity without senility is the objective of to-day's medici...

The night Bernard Shaw taught us a lesson.

The ghost of George Bernard Shaw and Australian doctors' dilemmas.

The Medical Journal of Australia ISSN: 0025729X 4/18 December 2006 185 11/12 585-586 ©The Medical Journal of Australia 2006 www.mja.com.au Editorial As a prominent Fabian, Shaw would enthusiastica Australia’s Medicare scheme, with its ideals of un unfettered access to medical care and provisions for costs. But publi he lth insurance comes with a p overwhelming bureaucratisation of medical care ...

New Ideas Generated By George Bernard Shaw to the Plays of Caesar and Cleopatra of Shakespeare

The study is significant as it would not only explore the plays of George Bernard Shaw but also explains the set up of the contemporary society. As the plays brought about a new era in creative thinking mechanism and touched the grass-root level problems of humanity, the complex relationships of human beings with the existence of class differences, existential philosophy, familial dilemma, stat...

The great contrarian: John Ruskin.

John Ruskin (1819–1900) occupies an interesting position on the map of scholarship. He was essentially a critic who became an undisputed opinion leader in matters of art and architecture in his time. He was nearly forgotten for several decades. Only toward the end of the 20th century did his contribution begin to be reevaluated. Ruskin was born in London and studied in Oxford from 1836 to 1842,...