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An influential figure in literature and drama, George Bernard Shaw was an Irish playwright who made significant contributions to both genres, writing over sixty plays infused with comedy and serious themes. His self-education and early career as a critic paved the way for his success, culminating in prestigious accolades, including a Nobel Prize and an Oscar. Shaw's works often reflect his political activism and critique of society, making him a unique voice in the literary world of the early 20th century.