critical views Flashcards
what does brustein say is central to the tensions of the play?
'’blaches struggle to achieve intamacy is central to the tensions of the play’’
what does parnaby say blanches role is?
'’blanches role is as an enchantress or illusionist’’
what does kazan say about the show?(streetcar)
'’this show is a poetic tragedy we are shown the final dissolution of a person of worth’’
why do other critics say the duchess was a failure as a ruler?
'’she put her personal desire above public responsibility’’
what does steen say the duchess reveals?
’’ an overt and dangerous female sexuality all of which threaten the social order’’
what kind of will does peterson say the duchess possess and what does it mean?
’’ the duchess possesses and anarchic will’’ it mean with no controlling rules
what does fergus parnaby argue about why blache’s situation could be her fault?
'’throwing herself on the mercy of stella and her brother in-law stanley is something arguable of her own making’’
what does gassner argue about streetcar?
'’poetic drama becomes psychological reality’’
what does galloway argue? about streetcar
’’ the roots of blanches trauma lie in her early marriage’’
what does krutch argue about williams?
'’communicate emotions which have special, personal significance’’