The Philanderer

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An influential figure in literature and drama, George Bernard Shaw was an Irish playwright and critic known for his witty and thought-provoking works. After moving to London at twenty, he self-educated and initially struggled as a novelist before finding success as a critic. Shaw authored over sixty plays, blending comedy with serious themes, delivering powerful social critiques. His accolades include a Nobel Prize in Literature and an Oscar for "Pygmalion," making him a unique recipient of both honors.