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"In Good King Charles's Golden Days"

Set against the backdrop of the Stuart Restoration, George Bernard Shaw's "In Good King Charles's Golden Days" is a masterful exploration of political ideals and moral philosophy. Through sharp dialogues and complex characterizations, Shaw delves into the tensions between royal authority and democratic aspirations, portraying the historical figure of King Charles II with a blend of both reverence and critique. The play expertly marries anachronism with contemporary ideological concerns, allowing readers to engage with the timeless struggle for power and the responsibilities that accompany it, all delivered in Shaw's trademark wit and incisive humor. George Bernard Shaw, a prominent figure in the world of British theater and a key contributor to the social commentary of his time, often challenged prevailing views on politics, art, and society. His experience as a socialist playwright and critic reflects a deep engagement with the issues of governance and personal agency. Shaw's fascination with historical figures can be traced to his desire to illuminate contemporary dilemmas through the lens of the past, thus informing his distinctive narrative style and thematic choices in this particular work. For readers inclined towards insightful historical drama laced with humor and philosophical inquiry, "In Good King Charles's Golden Days" is a compelling choice. Shaw's ability to weave complex themes into an entertaining narrative makes this play not only a significant work in the canon of English literature but also a thought-provoking commentary relevant to modern readers.


Auteur(e) :

  • George Bernard Shaw

Format :

  • Livre numérique

Durée :

  • 64 pages

Langue :

anglais

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  • Littérature générale
  • Drames

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