A Streetcar Named Desire Setting Analysis

Throughout all the chaos in Tennessee life, New Orleans remained a constant in his life. He said of it as his "spiritual home"(warren2). No place played a bigger role in his writing than New Orleans. New Orleans is the setting of his famous work A Streetcar Named Desire. He creates the setting as one of the character in his play. It includes numerous social conflicts which gives it depth. The society of the play is full of battels. Women are forced to have fights for their own rights in the dominance of men's power.