Why does G. B. Shaw think of man as a slave to nature? Or, What is the difference between man as slave to nature and man as slave to man?
Why does G. B. Shaw think of man as a slave to nature? Or, What is the difference between man as slave to nature and man as slave to man? ANSWER: In his essay ‘ Freedom’, Shaw says that man is a slave to Nature. Also, he makes a discovery of how men are really this. He has instituted an united structure of the argument of his. He begins his argument coining both lightly and deeply, laughingly but seriously. Man is a social animal. He can not live alone. He has to take the sustenance of life- activity. Owing to this, he is a slave to necessities. He must eat, drink ,sleep, wash and dress. These things can not be avoided by man, and therefore to them man is a slave. Although slavery is opposite to freedom, the slavery to Nature has a pleasant taste. Nature is kind. She is too kind too. She Gives man food which is very tasty. She gives him drinking water which is pleasant. He can not quench his thirst when under the scorching heat of summer he finds some cool ...