Arms and the Man - An Anti-Romantic Comedy in Three Acts

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This three-act play challenges the romanticized views of war through a clever and witty lens, offering a realistic portrayal of its hardships. As an anti-romantic comedy, it critiques the glorification of battle, making it a timeless piece from the author of "Pygmalion." Shaw's sharp dialogue and insightful commentary resonate even a century later, appealing to those interested in the complexities of war. The republished edition includes a new biography, enhancing the reader's understanding of Shaw's significant contributions to theatre and society.