The Doctor's Dilemma

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An influential figure in theatre and literature, George Bernard Shaw was known for his sharp wit and social commentary. His self-education and early struggles as a novelist led him to become a prominent music and literary critic before turning to playwriting, producing over sixty plays infused with comedy and serious themes. Shaw's unique contributions earned him both a Nobel Prize in Literature and an Oscar, making him a rare dual-honoree in the arts. His works continue to resonate for their insightful critiques of society.