Streetcar Named Desire Analysis
The play “streetcar named desire” written by Tennessee William in 1949, which was received the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1948. The play commenced on Broadway on December 3, 1947 in the Ethel Barrymore Theater. This play is about life of a woman in 19th century who could not come out of the fantasy to the real life that her self instinct and her surrounding creates extra problems in her life that makes her hide her historical and physical appearances and lied her sister and suitor. On the other hand, the poem “The Soul Selects Her Own Society” by Emily Dickinson, in 1890, this poem believed toHhave been written in 1862, a year during which Dickinson supposedly produced more than 300 poems. This poem suggests the persona of this poem in order
to pursue the companionless, interior notion, and self-discovery cross inside of her heart. Although, she cannot practice it in the actual life, she lives inside of the “values” like a prison and has to live a life like a “stone”, without value. This kind of stone that can be found in any area of a ground, which represents herself of being a woman lives a powerless, valueless, and invisible life in the society. Together these two illustrious author uses plot, tone, mood, settings, symbols, and characters to produce a theme of the feminist. The play “streetcar named desire” is starts within medias res action. The main character Blanche Dubois, an aging Southern upper class young woman, arrives at her sister’s home in New Orleans. She is expecting to begin a new life with her only sister after losing her property, her job, and her standing in her hometown of Laurel, Mississippi. However, her brother-in-law, a working-class man named Stanley Kowalski is criticizing Blanche. Also, her sister Stella is a submissive wife that she does not have right to against her husband and to deny the cruelty that he showed up on Blanche. Moreover, Stanley indignation to destroy Blanche’s conduct in the community that they are living, he also makes rumors of her past among the friends and family to break up her relationship with her suitor Mitch. Furthermore, his act of gender discrimination: vocal and sexual abuse combined with Blanche’s breakable insecure personality constructs her mentally separate from the reality of life that she is living.
to pursue the companionless, interior notion, and self-discovery cross inside of her heart. Although, she cannot practice it in the actual life, she lives inside of the “values” like a prison and has to live a life like a “stone”, without value. This kind of stone that can be found in any area of a ground, which represents herself of being a woman lives a powerless, valueless, and invisible life in the society. Together these two illustrious author uses plot, tone, mood, settings, symbols, and characters to produce a theme of the feminist. The play “streetcar named desire” is starts within medias res action. The main character Blanche Dubois, an aging Southern upper class young woman, arrives at her sister’s home in New Orleans. She is expecting to begin a new life with her only sister after losing her property, her job, and her standing in her hometown of Laurel, Mississippi. However, her brother-in-law, a working-class man named Stanley Kowalski is criticizing Blanche. Also, her sister Stella is a submissive wife that she does not have right to against her husband and to deny the cruelty that he showed up on Blanche. Moreover, Stanley indignation to destroy Blanche’s conduct in the community that they are living, he also makes rumors of her past among the friends and family to break up her relationship with her suitor Mitch. Furthermore, his act of gender discrimination: vocal and sexual abuse combined with Blanche’s breakable insecure personality constructs her mentally separate from the reality of life that she is living.