Pygmalion

Interpretation by Pygmalion of the class relationship of Pygmalion in Pygmalion of Bernard Shaw, class relations, and UK remarks, money, wealth, style, courtesy and appearance at the beginning of the 20th century are seen clearly as a distinct way difference women Being a gentleman or a gentleman is a desirable place in most London societies. However, in Pygmalion, Shaw tells a story about the transition of a homeless young woman who wants to be a respected woman.

By writing Pygmalion, the George Bernard show borrowed at least two myths: the myths of Pygmalion and Galatea, and Cinderella. In the original Pygmalion myth, sculptors of the same name created Galatias as statues, then lived, and they have lived happily ever after. In Cinderella, the appearance of the girl miraculously changed; she went to the ball and danced with the prince; the prince later lived happily ever after (Prince, Berst, 6-8). In the first four actions of Shaw's Pygmalion, he followed these patterns. Flower girl turns into a woman. She has learned new ways of speaking, new words, new clothes and so on. We met a man's leader who seems to fit the role of Pygmalion and Prince. According to all the rules, we would like to marry them and send a happy life. As Maurice Valency suggested in 1973:

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. - Pigmarion of the day and society In this article, I will discuss the representative of Edward society of Bernard Shaw in 'Pygmalion'. The show is a member of the Fabian Association and the group of middle class people believe that capitalism has created an unfair and unfair society.

In all the shows of the show, Pygmalion best quotes Greek and Roman myths. Higgins represents the Greek sculptor Pygmalion. Because he hates women, he lives by himself. Pygmalion made a perfect women's sculpture and fell in love with it; after he prayed, Aphrodite breathed a life on him. That statue is called Galatea and Liza is representative of the show's show. Liza was angry with the advice of Higgins, her success was his success, and she made her her. She is also trying to rebuild her identity.