The Preface to Major Barbara is a play written by George Bernard Shaw that explores the themes of poverty, war, and religion. The story follows the life of Barbara Undershaft, a young woman who works for a charity organization in London's East End. As she struggles with her own beliefs and values, she encounters various characters who challenge her views on morality and justice. Throughout the play, Shaw uses satire and humor to critique society's attitudes towards poverty and war. The Preface to Major Barbara is a thought-provoking work that raises important questions about human nature and social responsibility.
By George Bernard Shaw · First published 1907 · Genre: Drama, Comedy, Philosophical · 6 chapters