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- Pygmalion and Shaw's Other Great Works
Busiel is an English instructor at the University of Texas. His essay considers Shaw's play within the context of his other great works.
- The Ending of Pygmalion: A Structural View
Addressing the controversy surrounding the ending of Pygmalion in this essay, the author concludes that the playwright's original denouement is the only appropriate one. Solomon is an educator and critic who specializes in film theory.
- The Denouement of Pygmalion
In this essay, Matlaw examines Pygmalion's ending and the ways that subsequent adaptations have strayed from Shaw's original vision. The critic ultimately affirms the play's original conclusion.
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