In George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion," does Eliza represent a new type of woman?

The answer to this
question poses a very subjective answer. While some may agree that Eliza does represent the
"new woman," others may disagree.

On one side, Eliza has become a
woman of the times--educated, well-spoken, and dignified. On the other hand, others may believe
that Eliza was much better off as she was--a street-smart woman with quick wit and natural
intelligence. Therefore, the answer would depend...