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Describe the theme Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw
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Describe the theme Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw

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“Pygmalion” deals with several themes focusing on teacher-student relationship, social class and manners, education and intelligence, new women and so on. It is perhaps one of the comic masterpiece of Shaw.
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The major themes from Shaw's Pygmalion include language, social status, and transformation.
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