O'Flaherty V.C. - Shaw, Bernard

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Résumé :

George Bernard Shaw's O'Flaherty V. C. offers a sharp and satirical look at World War I through the eyes of an Irish soldier. This one-act play delves into themes of propaganda, duty, and the complex relationship between Ireland and the British Empire during the Great War.

A compelling work of dramatic literature, O'Flaherty V. C. explores the nuances of national identity and the psychological impact of war. Shaw's characteristic wit and insightful social commentary shine in this exploration of an individual caught between loyalty and disillusionment.

This historical edition makes Shaw's powerful drama accessible to those interested in the history of Ireland, World War I, and classic theatrical works. It remains a thought-provoking piece, relevant for its exploration of universal themes within a specific historical context.

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