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The Perfect Wagnerite

A Commentary on the Niblung's Ring

George Bernard Shaw
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Pages
156
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
Barnes & Noble

About

This pamphlet was written as a philosophical commentary on Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen. Shaw believed that most people could not understand the drama, and wanted to bring them the knowledge of the adepts who see in the operas the "whole tragedy of human history and the whole horror of the dilemmas from which the world is shrinking today."

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