What is the theme of Pygmalion?

Answer 1

Themes:

1. Nature vs Nurture
2. Feminine power
3. language
4. Oedipus complex

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Answer 2

Eliza Doolittle - Act I is the 'flower girl' Professor Higgins/Mr Higgins - Act I is the 'note-taker' and is known as Higgins in the script of the play. Colonel Pickering - known as Pickering. Act I known as 'the gentleman'. Introduced as the man that came from India. Stays with Higgins during the duration of the play. Excellent manners. For Act I, Important Characters: Mrs Eynsford Hill and her daughter, Miss Eynsford Hill and her son, Freddy, who in the ending marries Eliza although these characters do not play a major part in the book. For the rest of the play: Mr Doolittle (the father of Eliza) Mrs Pearce - housekeeper for Higgins, she is like the 'voice of common sense'. Mrs Higgins - mother of Mr Higgins. There are not many minor characters - the play is quite simple.

Answer 3

The theme of Pygmalion is transformation, both of appearance and social status. It explores the idea of how external changes can impact one's identity and how societal expectations influence our behavior and relationships.

Answer 4

its about passionate love.........

Answer 5

one theme is that class limits freedom.