A streetcar named desire - context 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureA Streetcare Named DesireASWJEC Created by: Elisabeth MontagueCreated on: 03-05-19 14:35 World War Two Immigrants felt "validated" by fighting in the war - STANLEY 1 of 14 Old vs New South Blanche vs Stanley 2 of 14 Machismo Stanley embodies machismo 3 of 14 Plastic theatre Tennessee Williams was one of the first to introduce this amongst realism of theatre at the time 4 of 14 Southern Belle Youthful, flirtatious and to be married - Blanches failure to become a southern woman 5 of 14 Great depression End of the Old South 6 of 14 Domestic violence Casually accepted in New south 7 of 14 Patriarchy Embedded in both the Old and the New South 8 of 14 Role of women Domestic house wives and providing children 9 of 14 Homosexuality Shunned as well as sexuality in Old South - ALLAN 10 of 14 Mental health Overlooked but represented by Blanche 11 of 14 New Orleans Culturally diverse and working class 12 of 14 Anti-Bellum (Slavery) Old south for, New south against 13 of 14 Huguenot (french speaking) Belle reve = mistranslation - BLANCHE 14 of 14
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