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George Bernard Shaw’s Drama How does Shaw in pygmalion frustrate the expectations of his audience

#1 mdodo2008

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Posted 03 May 2008 - 11:23 AM

Question:
George Bernard Shaw’s drama is known for frustrating the expectations of its audience and forcing “the public to reconsider its morals”. How does Shaw in pygmalion frustrate the expectations of his audience and overturn the conventional thinking of his day? Discuss and provide evidence to support your argument. we have to talk too about gender, social hierarchy, and how he manage to change our point of view about class and about his unexpected ending :blink: