Anger for Nothing in A Streetcar Named Desire
A Streetcar Named Desire is a play written by Tennessee Williams
(1947). It consists of three acts which depends mostly on three characters; Stanley Kowaliski , Stella Dubois and her surrogate Blanche Dubois. The events takes place at New Orleans where Stanley and his wife lives. The text debates all kinds of men’s brutality against women. Because Stanley was an army officer, so his treatment to his wife was strict. Williams supports the theme of anger in his play through using literary devices such as symbolism and sound effects.
Long before domestic violence became a topic of public discussion in America, Tennessee Williams published his play. He knew the subject of domestic violence first
A Streetcar Named Desire is a play written by Tennessee Williams
(1947). It consists of three acts which depends mostly on three characters; Stanley Kowaliski , Stella Dubois and her surrogate Blanche Dubois. The events takes place at New Orleans where Stanley and his wife lives. The text debates all kinds of men’s brutality against women. Because Stanley was an army officer, so his treatment to his wife was strict. Williams supports the theme of anger in his play through using literary devices such as symbolism and sound effects.
Long before domestic violence became a topic of public discussion in America, Tennessee Williams published his play. He knew the subject of domestic violence first