Mrs Warren's Profession

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Informação do Produto

ISBN9780713679946
AutoresBernard Shaw
EditoraBloomsbury Publishing PLC
FormatoCapa mole
Número de páginas224
Peso (kg)0,222
Data de Publicação22/11/2012
Preço (iva excl.)€ 14,34
Imposto€ 0,86
Preço (iva inc.)€ 15,20
Disponibilidade2 unidades em armazém externo

Descrição do Produto

''Shaw''s refusal to moralise about the sex trade, only about the system that supports it, provides the play with its dramatic tension and surprising modernity.'' Guardian

Shaw''s 1893 play centres on the mother and daughter relationship between Kitty Warren and her Cambridge-educated daughter, Vivie, who is currently enjoying a comfortable and financially untroubled life. Kitty''s own upbringing was far from easy, however, and meant that she eventually had to make money through prostitution and then through the management of several brothels. When Vivie discovers that her mother brought her up and funded Vivie''s Cambridge education on the money made from these pursuits, she is horrified and can barely cope. What''s more, Vivie discovers that her mother''s brothels are still in operation.

Students will find a wealth of information in this text to guide their studies: an extended introduction exploring the theatrical and historical context, critical reactions, background on the author, and stage history. It also includes Shaw''s original Preface, and the play itself contains numerous notes and explanations throughout to aid students'' understanding.