Major Barbara - A Dadavine's Modern Edition: The Price of Morality in a World of Power and Poverty in Bloomington, MN

In Major Barbara, George Bernard Shaw delivers a razor-sharp play exploring class division, moral contradictions, and the politics of salvation. When Major Barbara, a devoted Salvation Army officer, discovers her estranged father's wealth comes from arms manufacturing, her ideals are shaken—forcing her to confront uncomfortable truths about charity, capitalism, and control.
This Dadavine's Modern Edition includes:
A clean, elegant layout for an immersive reading experience
Thought-provoking discussion questions for deeper reflection
A curated introduction exploring the social context of Shaw's work
A space for personal notes or annotations
Whether you're reading for study or self-growth, this edition helps you not just read Major Barbara, but connect with its timeless insights.
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