The figure of women in Tennessee Williams’ work Analysis of the Glass Managerie‚ A Streetcar Named Desire and Baby Doll. “If the writing is honest it cannot be separated from the man who wrote it” stated Tennessee Williams in the preface of The Dark at the Top of the Stairs by William Motter Inge (1957). Tennessee Williams has never denied that literature was for him a kind of psychoanalysis. In particular‚ it seems that the evocation of women through his work reveals a lot about his personality
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Patel 1 The More Dysfunctions‚ The More Escapes The Wingfields and Westons are both inimitable families who carry distinctive traits and characteristics. In the play‚ The Glass Menagerie‚ Tennessee Williams portrays a southern family in the 1930 ’s trying to deal with life ’s pressures‚ and their own fears after their husband and father deserts them. In the play‚ August: Osage County‚ Tracy Letts depicts a large eccentric family who come together after the death of the patriarch
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the young girl she once was at Blue Mountain. Death of the Salesman by Arthur Miller was published in 1949‚ only four years preceding Tennessee Williams play of The Glass Menagerie. Interestingly enough‚ both plays begin with a glimpse of tragedy and end with self inflicted remorse. Although Death of the Salesman and The Glass Menagerie appear coincidently similar at first glance. Upon a closer examination‚ it becomes evident that the similarities stretch beyond just the time of publication‚ but into
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Bibliography: The Glass Menagerie‚ Tennessee Williams‚ Methuen Student Edition Tennessee Williams ’The Glass Menagerie’ (Modern Critical Interpretations)‚ Harold Bloom‚ 2007 edition The Glass Menagerie: a collection of critical essays- R.B. Parker‚ 1983 Adonais‚ an elegy on the death of John Keats‚ Percy Shelley 1927 The American Civil War‚ www.us-civilwar.com/
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The book‚ Glass‚ by Ellen Hopkins‚ is a very interesting read for any reader who loves drama! The protagonist in Glass is a character named Kristina‚ and Kristina has some problems in her life. Between money problems‚ her new baby‚ Hunter‚ her parents’ divorce problems‚ and her weird and crazy alter ego‚ Bree‚ Kristina’s head is left spinning‚ and she’s looking for where to turn. On top of all that‚ she has decided to start again on a new drug‚ one that she’s used before‚ and the end results were
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"THE GLASS MENAGERIE" Steven E. Milburn Jr. Milburn 1 "THE GLASS MENAGERIE": Ingredients of a Tragic Drama and a Modern Tragic Heroine Tennessee Williams wrote and created the play‚ "The Glass Menagerie‚" with the concept of tragedy in mind. Random House ’s denotative meaning of the word tragedy is as follows: a dramatic composition‚ often in verse‚ dealing with a serious or somber theme‚ typically that of a great person destined through a flaw of character or conflict
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“The Glass Menagerie” which is written by Tennessee Williams‚ is a play about a family that is trapped in a world they don’t want to be in‚ whether it’s biased factors or just the lack of being able to follow their own dreams and make it real‚ they are trapped. There are little things that exist in their real lives that help them to escape from the disappointment of their own lives. Tom makes it clear from the beginning that we are seeing events through the lens of his memories‚ heightening emotions
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The glass menagerie Tennessee Williams uses several techniques to express social criticism in his play ‚The Glass Menagerie’. The genre of epic drama gives an appropriate foundation for the author to apply other and different techniques‚ which will be demonstrated with some examples in the following sections. They will be discussed in an order of how they could appear to the reader or spectator.In an epic drama the spectator is supposed to be an observer and not to identify him- or herself with
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The theme of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie is conflict. The play contains both internal and external conflict. The absence of Tom’s father forces external turmoil and conflict between Tom the protagonist‚ and his mother the antagonist. The internal conflict is seen within Tom through his constant references to leaving home and his selfishness. The play is about a young aspiring poet named Tom‚ who works at a shoe warehouse. Tom is unhappy with is life at home mainly because of his overbearing
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Almost all characters in the book "The glass Menagerie" are not ideal citizens of the original American dream‚ as they do not put action in to their dreams even if their aspirations lack virtue. In the story "The glass menagerie" the character that comes closest to a role model of an ideal citizen who is living out the American dreams of some sort is Jim. Jim has the most motivation in his aspirations to become successful‚ he also puts actions into his dreams and morally goes about achieving it"I
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