Characterization of Women as Empowering Figures in The Country Wife and Pygmalion

In 'village wife', a woman is considered to be a mere object and is thought to be inferior to a man in a drama. Alethea should be showing off and I am only interested in marrying her wealth and her. He is jealous of his wife. He allows more men to love her and that he jealous of her in her opinion is jealous of her wife. When she regarded her as worthwhile, Sparkish compares her to the treasure of the auction and its value rises as the number of bidders increases.

The story of Pygmalion and Galatea "If your god can offer everything, I can be my wife, I ... ... like an ivory girl ..." Pygmalion Pygmalion, a wonderful king of Cyprus I encountered many problems when I date a woman. It seems that he always accepts the wrong woman's date. A very rude person, a very selfish person, and he is tired of the natural flaws of these women. This made him very depressed. As he eventually looked down on the sex of a woman, he decided not to marry any woman.

After we talked about Pygmalion, Dr. Edwin told us to compare this script with the story of Pygmalion in Greek mythology. From the similarity point of view, Professor Pygmalion and Professor Higgins had the same opinion about women, so they vowed not to get married. Both are single. Pygmalion did not want to get married because he despised women of so many quality that they could not tolerate the idea of ​​marrying. And for Professor Higgins, he thought that "women were upset." He said: "When you bring them to your life, you will be driving wonderful women and you will notice that you are driving another." The second similarity is that they all involve "creating something". Professor Higgins changed the flower girl he was speaking from a pessimistic one to a polite and simple duke of the upper class. The difference between the two versions of the story can be seen in a way that men handle their 'creation'

You can see that there is a clear parallel relationship between George Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion" (Pygmalion Greek legend Pygmalion) and Professor Higgins (resembling women). Gemaion has never found a woman to match his love, Higgins has the same view as a woman, and his value for Eliza is as simple as that subject. (Even from life) Artwork is wasted like a stone, ugly, not lively. Sha as his creation

Does Pygmalion written by George Bernard Shaw and Pygmalion in Greek mythology have in common? Why did Bernard Shaw choose Pygmalion as the title of his drama? What do you have in common?