This volume contains three plays by George Bernard Shaw that explore themes related to Puritanism, morality, and society. Shaw's sharp wit and social critique are evident throughout these works, reflecting his engagement with contemporary and historical issues.
A three-act play in which the Reverend James Morell, an eloquent Christian socialist clergyman, is confronted with a romantic challenge when a young poet, Eugene Marchbanks, falls in love with his wife, Candida. As Marchbanks presses his case, Candida must decide between the security of her marriage and the passionate idealism of the poet, ultimately revealing her own surprising choice. The wor…
This comprehensive textbook combines theory and practical analysis in the study of pragmatics. It is designed for advanced students and offers explanations, examples, and tasks for understanding how meaning is conveyed in context. Part of the Routledge Applied Linguistics series, edited by Christopher N. Candlin and Ronald Carter.