Bernard Shaw

Bernard Shaw grew up in an era filled with disagreement, debate, a tendency toward change, and stepping outside the norm; where the idea of evolution appeared, and the exploration of the human soul expanded, and voices calling for individual freedom rose. It was natural for Bernard Shaw to be influenced and to interact with all the developments of his time, as he presented many ideas that can be described as revolutionary; such as his desire for equal wages between men, and his call for Fabian socialism. Shaw was idealistic to the extent that he abstained from eating meat and drinking alcohol throughout his life. In this book, Al-Aqqad wanted to give us a definition of Shaw, his way of thinking, methodology, philosophy, and his works, as well as clarifying Shaw's fall into the contradiction of ideas in some of his works, and providing responses to them. He concluded his book with brief quotations from Shaw’s brilliant writings.