Pygmalion and Galatea
earliest edition we have, 2001 Ashgate Pub Ltd, 2002 hardcover 216 pages
"Despite interest in the story by famous authors, e.g. George Bernard Shaw, until now there has been no full study of the history of the Pygmalion story in print. This book represents the first effort to trace the morphology of the tale, focusing on the interaction of its many and various renarrations. Joshua follows its progress from Ovid's Metamorphoses, the most influential version of the tale, through later versi...
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