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1. • • Bernard Shaw used the term ‘ The Life-Force ‘ to indicate a power that continually worked upon the hearts of men and tried to take them towards a better and fuller life. He regarded Life-Force to be the guiding and shaping factor in the progress of the world. For this necessary condition is individual and collective will, effort and organisation.
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   What did Bernard Shaw say about life force?

   • Bernard Shaw used the term ‘ The Life-Force ‘ to indicate a power that continually worked upon the hearts of men and tried to take them towards a better and fuller life. He regarded Life-Force to be the guiding and shaping factor in the progress of the world. For this necessary condition is individual and collective will, effort and organisation.

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   What did George Bernard Shaw believe?

   • A religious thinker, George Bernard Shaw saw the stage as his pulpit. His major interest was to advance the Life Force, a kind of immanent Holy Spirit that would help to improve and eventually perfect the world. Shaw believed that to help in this conscious purpose, human beings must live longer in order to use their intellectual maturity.

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   How does the life force express itself in a play of Shaw?

   • In a play of Shaw, the Life-Force expresses itself in the form of superman hero. A superman hero is the attempt of the Life-Force to create something better than man. He has strength of mind and is in contrast with the ordinary persons. The Life-Force cares only for creation and nothing else.

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   What does Bernard Shaw say about life?

   • Every extension or intensification of activity is an increase of life. Quantity and quality of activity measure the value of existence. Bernard Shaw sees in life, not tire fulfillment of moral law, or the verification of the deductions of reason, but the satisfaction of a passion in us of which we can give no account.

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   Does Bernard Shaw believe in personal immortality?

   • Bernard Shaw’s religion is the expression of his faith in life and the will. He regards man as divine because actually he is the last effort of the will to realize itself as God. And yet Shaw has assured me that he does not believe in personal immortality. At bottom, he agrees with Weissman that death is only a means of economizing life.

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   What is Shaw's philosophy of life?

   • Various things related to man and this world make up his philosophy of life. He believed in socialism and in Life-Force and these form the basis of his philosophy. He gave his own individual description of Bergson’s Theory of Creative Evolution. Shaw was greatly impressed by Karl Marx and became a strict socialist.

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   For George Bernard Shaw, Life Force refers to the vital energy that human beings have and use that allow them to improve themselves and their lives by striving toward ever greater evolution...

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   May 28, 2006 · Summary. By his seventieth birthday, Bernard Shaw was one of the most famous people in the world. Yet despite intense scrutiny, perhaps no other figure of his stature and visibility has been so thoroughly misunderstood.

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   It will be the purpose of this paper to show that the Life Force philosophy of George Bernard Shaw is the chief structural principle in his plays; it provides the basic dramatic conflict, pitting the forces of creative evolution against those of blind instinct, stagnation and destruction.

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   “ The Life-Force must not be imagined as standing apart from ordinary things,” says Mr. Holbrook Jackson in his acute study of Shaw. “ It is neither an outside and independent deity nor a ...

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    May 7, 2019 · His major interest was to advance the Life Force, a kind of immanent Holy Spirit that would help to improve and eventually perfect the world. Shaw believed that to help in this conscious purpose, human beings must live longer in order to use their intellectual maturity.