How do Shaw’s portrayals of heaven and hell deviate from traditional interpretations? In what ways do these differences influence the overall meaning of the play?

The character Ann Whitefield has faced criticism for being a shrewd pursuer of men, with Shaw having Tanner unfavorably compare her to various predatory animals (boa constrictor, lion, tiger). What significance lies in Ann actively pursuing her man rather than waiting to be pursued? What does this reveal about her character?

Jack Tanner belongs to the ruling class and is the author of the Revolutionist’s Handbook, where he presents his theories on socialism and eugenics. Is Jack the hero of this play? How does Shaw reframe the concept of heroism in Man and Superman for a new purpose?

How does Shaw’s depiction of the Life Force in Man and Superman align or contrast with Darwin and Lamarck’s theories of instinct?