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Front Cover: Shaw and the Power of Money. Artist: Ian O’Hare – original artwork for Shaw 36.1 – February 2016.

SHAW: The Journal of Bernard Shaw Studies

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Six Fabian Lectures on Redistribution of Income

Bernard Shaw

pp. 10-52

Unashamed: Negative Affect and Shaw’s Psychology of Money

Stephen Watt

pp. 53-72

How Much?: Understanding Money in Major Barbara

Bernard F. Dukore

pp. 73-81

Bernard Shaw Adjusted for Inflation: Evolution of Wealth

Gustavo A. Rodríguez Martín

pp. 82-106

GBS as Philanthropist and Social Entrepreneur: Bridging Nineteenth-Century Charity and Twenty-First-Century Social Innovation

Al Lyons

pp. 107-123

Landlord–Tenant (Non)Relations in the Work of Bernard Shaw

David Clare

pp. 124-141

Shaw’s Staging of Capitalism: When “Money Is Not Made in the Light”

Christa Zorn

pp. 142-163

Philanthropy, Inheritances, and Legacies: Visualization, Sir Robert Ho Tung, and Idlewild in Buoyant Billions

Kay Li

pp. 164-185

International Shaw Society

pp. 186-190

Introduction: Money Matters—Shaw’s Interrogation of Society’s Social Conscience

Audrey Mcnamara, Nelson O’C. Ritschel

pp. 1-9

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ISSN	1529-1480
Print ISSN	0741-5842
Launched on MUSE	2016-05-25
Open Access	No

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