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Adam, Ruth.
What Shaw really said. London: Macdonald, 1966. 176 pp (‘What
They Really Said’ series)
Arnold,
Armin. G. B. Shaw. Berlin: Colloquium, 1965. 94 pp (introductory)
Baiwir,
Albert. ‘The legacy of George Bernard Shaw.’ Revue des Langues Vivantes
17 1951 2-10
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‘Nouvelle lumière sur G. B. Shaw.’ Revue des Langues Vivantes 17 1951
176-80
Balashov,
P. ‘George Bernard Shaw—champion of the truth.’ Pp 26-40 in Twentieth
century English: a Soviet view. Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1982
Barrett,
William. ‘A plausible Irishman.’ Partisan Review 24 1957 101-05
Bastable,
Adolphus [pseud.]. ‘Our theatres in the nineteen-nineties.’ Shavian 8 ii
1997 11-17
Benedek,
Marcell. Bernard Shaw. Budapest: Gondolat, 1963. 107 pp
Bentley,
Eric. ‘Shaw at ninety.’ Atlantic Monthly 178 July 1946 109-15; ‘Shaw
dead.’ Envoy: A Review of Literature and Art 1951, 8-12, repr. in his In
search of theater. NY: Knopf, 1953, 251-55
Bloom,
Harold. George Bernard Shaw. Broomall, PA: Chelsea House, 2000. 107 pp
(research and study guide for high school students)
Borges,
Jorge L. ‘For Bernard Shaw.’ Shaw Review 9 1966 52-55 (from his Other
inquisitions 1937-1952)
Bridie,
James. ‘Shaw as dramatist (including a surrealist life of G.B.S.).’ Pp 77-91 in
Winsten
Brown,
Ivor. Shaw in his time. London: Nelson, 1963. 212 pp (introductory)
Bullough,
Geoffrey. ‘Bernard Shaw, the dramatist: a centenary tribute.’ Cairo Studies
in English 1959 59-75
Cardigan,
Robert. ‘The bearded ancient.’ Twentieth Century 3 1948 32-43
Carr, Pat
M. Bernard Shaw. NY: Ungar, 1976. 167 pp (introductory)
Castelli,
Alberto. Lettura di George Bernard Shaw. Milan: Società Editrice ‘Vita e
Pensiero,’ 1945. 117 pp
Chauviré,
Roger. ‘Bernard Shaw.’ Revue des Deux Mondes 23 1950 476-84
Clarke,
Winifred. George Bernard Shaw: an appreciation and interpretation.
Altrincham: John Sherratt, 1948. 39 pp
Coates, J.
B. Leaders of modern thought. London: Longmans, Green, 1947, 23-39
(‘Essential English Library’ series)
Cookson,
Tommy, ed. Shaw. London: Edward Arnold, 1972. 94 pp (‘The portrait
series’; largely a play intended for schools)
Coolidge,
Olivia. George Bernard Shaw. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1968. 226 pp
(illustrated biography for secondary students)
Dickmann,
Enrique. El mensaje de Shaw al cumplir 94 años. Buenos Aires:
Vanguardia, 1950. 31 pp
Dodderidge,
Morris. ‘G. B. Shaw—the man, the legend, and the achievement.’ Letterature
Moderne 1 1950 476-82
DuCann, C.
G. L. The loves of George Bernard Shaw. NY: Funk & Wagnalls, 1963.
300 pp
Erichsen,
Svend. Teater-strejflys. Copenhagen: Gyldendal, 1945, 123-30: ‘Bernard
Shaw: strejflys over hans personlighed og produktion’
Étienne,
Fernand. George Bernard Shaw. Brussels: Desclée de Brouwer, 1958. 51 pp
(in Dutch)
Evans,
Judith. The politics and plays of Bernard Shaw. Jefferson, NC:
McFarland, 2003. 215 pp (intended as a ‘readily accessible’ survey of
all his works; incorporates ‘Shaw’s Fabian tracts and his political plays.’ Shavian
7 iii 1992 15-22)
Faggin,
Giuseppe. ‘G. B. Shaw.’ Paideia 5 1950 289-96
Fechter,
Paul. ‘George Bernard Shaw: aus dem Werk.’ Gestalter Unserer Zeit 2 1954
24-35
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Bernard Shaw, vom 19. zum 20. Jahrhundert. Gütersloh: Bertelsmann, 1951. 77
pp
Fennel,
Desmond. ‘George Bernard Shaw.’ Nuestro Tiempo 26 Aug 1956 42-62
Gallo, Blas
R. Introducción al teatro de Bernard Shaw. Buenos Aires: Siglo Veinte,
1960 (not verified)
Hegedüs,
Géza. G. B. Shaw világa. Budapest: Europa, 1971. 190 pp
Henderson,
Archibald. ‘Where Shaw stands today.’ Shaw Bulletin no. 1 1951 1-6; ‘The
decline and fall-off of the Shavian empire.’ Shaw Bulletin no. 4 1953
8-13
Hill, Eldon
C. George Bernard Shaw. Boston: Twayne, 1978. 184 pp (introductory)
Jones, W.
S. Handley. The priest and the siren and other literary studies. London:
Epworth Pr., 1953, 44-60: ‘One of our conquerors’ (from London Quarterly and
Holborn Review 1949 10-19, 136-45)
Krog,
Helge. ‘Bernard Shaw.’ Norseman 4 1946 261-70 (translated into English)
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om bøker og forfattere. Oslo: Aschehoug, 1971, 102-11: ‘Bernard
Shaw’ (1950 essay); Sant å si: artikler. Oslo: Aschehoug, 1956, 11-23:
‘Bernard Shaw’
Krohn, Paul
G. ‘George Bernard Shaw.’ Deutschunterricht 9 1956 373-86
Laurence,
Dan H. ‘“What’s your opinion, Mr. Shaw?”’ Library Chronicle of the
University of Texas 8 1974 53-59 (some of his answers to newsmen)
Levinson,
George. ‘Shaw and the limerick.’ Independent Shavian 30 1992 74-75
Llopis,
José. Bernard Shaw. Barcelona: Afha Internacional, 1977. 124 pp (series:
‘El premio Nobel’)
Lupan,
Radu. George Bernard Shaw. Bucharest: ESPLA, 1956
Lutter,
Tibor. G. B. Shaw. Budapest: Müvelt Nép, 1952. 131 pp
Mackenzie,
Norman, & Jeanne Mackenzie. The Fabians. NY: Simon & Schuster,
1977, 166-75: ‘The quintessence of Shaw’; see also index (English ed.: The
first Fabians. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1977)
Mander,
Gertrud. George Bernard Shaw. Velber bei Hannover: Friedrich, 1965. 136
pp
Mann,
Thomas. ‘He was mankind’s friend.’ Listener 45 Jan 18 1951 98-99, 102;
also in Yale Review 40 1951 412-20; repr. on pp 250-57 in Kronenberger
Martin,
Kingsley. ‘G.B.S.’ Pp 23-38 in Joad (his influence and impact)
Miserocchi,
Manlio. ‘Attraverso il centenario di G. B. Shaw e quello di O. Wilde.’ Nuova
Antologia 92 1957 377-86
Monner
Sans, José M. Panorama del nuevo teatro. Buenos Aires: Losada, 1942,
93-114: ‘George Bernard Shaw, satírico.’
Morgan,
Margery M. Bernard Shaw. Windsor: Profile Books, 1982. 2 vols. (44, 45
pp)
Nucete
Sarde, José. ‘Bernard Shaw: su teatro y su mejor personaje.’ Revista
Nacional de Cultura (Caracas) 24 1962 21-33
O’Donovan,
John. George Bernard Shaw. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1983. 155 pp
(‘Gill’s Irish lives’)
Perdeck, A.
Bernard Shaw. The Hague: Krauseman, 1962. 119 pp
Predan, Joñe. ‘G. B. Shaw.’ Mladinska Revija 6 1951 262-68
Ross, David.
George Bernard Shaw. New Lanark: Geddes & Grosset, 2001. 187 pp
(‘Irish Biographies’ series)
Russell,
Bertrand. ‘George Bernard Shaw.’ Virginia Quarterly Review 27 1951 1-7
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from memory. NY: Simon & Schuster, 1956, 75-80: ‘Bernard Shaw, the
admirable iconoclast’ (from Listener 50 Sep 3 1953)
Rypins,
Stanley. ‘Bernard Shaw remembered.’ Virginia Quarterly Review 33 1957
80-92
Schmidt-Hidding,
Wolfgang. Bernard Shaw: Leben, Persönlichkeit und Werke. Kevelaer:
Butzon & Bercker, 1953. 31 pp
Seresia,
Cécile. ‘G. B. Shaw.’ Revue Nouvelle 4 1951 356-65
Shenfield,
Margaret. Bernard Shaw. London: Thames & Hudson, 1962. 144 pp
(‘Pictorial Biography’ series)
Shiras,
Mary. ‘G.B.S.: a profile.’ Chicago Review 7 1953 26-34
Strauss, E.
George Bernard Shaw. London: Longmans, Green, 1950. 74 pp (‘intended
mainly for foreign students’)
Stresau,
Hermann. ‘George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950).’ Merkur 5 1951 1-12 (in
German)
Ussher,
Arland. Three great Irishmen: Shaw, Yeats, Joyce. London: Gollancz, 1952,
13-61: ‘Bernard Shaw: emperor and clown’
Ward, A. C.
Bernard Shaw. New ed. Harlow: Longman for British Council, 1960. 60 pp
(‘Writers and their work’ series)
Watson,
George J. Drama: an introduction. NY: St. Martin’s Pr., 1983, 147-70:
‘Shaw and Brecht: “making us think”’ (147-57 on Shaw)
Williamson,
Audrey. Bernard Shaw: man and artist. NY: Crowell-Collier, 1963. 224 pp
(publ. in England as Bernard Shaw: man and writer)
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of two decades. London: Rockliff, 1951, 107-26 and see index