Ruskin's Politics (lecture of 21 November 1919) Peace Conference Hints (political commentary) What I Really Wrote about The War (political commentary)

How To Settle The Irish Question (political commentary) More Common Sense about The War (political commentary)ĭoctors’ Delusions Crude Criminology Sham Education (compilation) Great Catherine: Whom Glory Still Adores (play)Ĭommon Sense about The War (political commentary) Socialism and superior brains: a reply to Mr. The Common Sense of Municipal Trading (social commentary) Man and Superman incorporating Don Juan in Hell (play)įabianism and the fiscal question (Fabian tract 116)‡ Socialism for millionaires (Fabian tract 107)‡ ) The Impossibilities of Anarchism (Fabian tract 45)‡Ī Plan of Campaign for Labor (incorporating 'To Your Tents, O Israel') (Fabian tract 49)‡įabian report and resolutions to the IS and TU Congress (Fabian tract 70)‡įabianism and The Empire: A Manifesto (ed. 'Vote! Vote!! Vote!!!' (Fabian Tract 43)‡ The Fabian Society: what it has done, and how it has done it (Fabian tract 42)‡ 'Ibsen' (Lecture before the Fabian Societyįabian election manifesto (Fabian tract 40)‡ The true radical programme (Fabian tract 6: Shaw a contributor)‡įabian Essays in Socialism (ed. To provident landlords and capitalists (Fabian tract 3)‡ The Legg Papers (abandoned draft of novel) Except where indicated, the publication year is that of first publication. Items marked ‡ are works published anonymously by or for the Fabian Society, where Shaw's authorship was later confirmed by the Society. Items not covered by the chronology are separately cited. The main source is the chronology provided by the International Shaw Society. Other collections of Shaw's journalism and correspondence, and editions of his plays, have been published since his death but again are not listed here.

These items are not included in the lists, except for the collections which Shaw himself supervised and which were published during his lifetime these appear in the brief third section. In addition to the works listed here, Shaw produced a large quantity of journalism and criticism, particularly in his role as a music and theatre critic. The first section shows works in chronological sequence as written, the second tabulates these works by genre. The following is a list of works by George Bernard Shaw.

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