Shaw held a deep admiration for the artist and socialist William Morris. Write a concise biography that details Morris's life and enduring influence.

The title of Arms and the Man is derived from the first line of Virgil’s epic, “The Aeneid.” Provide a summary of this poem and compare its themes with those in Shaw’s play.

Shaw identified as a socialist and played a pivotal role in organizing the Fabian Society. What is the Fabian Society, what objectives did it pursue, and what were some of Shaw’s contributions during his involvement?

Arms and the Man is set against the backdrop of a war in the Balkans between Bulgarians and Serbians. Recently, the Serbians were involved in another conflict that led to international intervention. Investigate and report on the history of the Balkan conflicts from the late 19th century to the present, including Serbia's role in the onset of World War I.

Shaw is recognized for pioneering the “theater of ideas.” What does this concept entail? How did Shaw’s plays differ from most Victorian-era theater, and what was his impact on the theatrical world?