SOCIO-POLITICAL PROBLEMS IN THE WORKS OF BERNARD SHOW

Abstract

The voluminous and multifaceted works of Bernard Shaw are considered one of the most perfect works of world literature. The diverse work of Bernard Shaw invites people to think about the spiritual, political and economic problems in their life. Social problems and social contradictions play an important role in the work of the famous playwright. The topics raised by Bernard Shaw, who was extremely popular between 1880 and 1950, have not lost their relevance in our time. Since these topics are of universal significance, they attract researchers today. Seventy years after the death of George Bernard Shaw, interest in his rich creative activity has not diminished, and his works have not lost their relevance in our time. The features of Shaw's work are still being discussed today, and researchers are commenting on various aspects of his work. Describing the "political chaos" in his political plays, the Show shows the futility of the meaning of the life of all participants living here. The main focus of the show was not on character clashes, but philosophical, political, moral, and family issues. His most reliable weapon is the brilliant paradoxes that expose the inner deceit of prevailing doctrines and generally accepted truths.