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A great deal of work has been done regarding the talented playwright Tennessee Williams: plays are staged based on his plays, some of them were not only immediately adapted into films but still have an influence over cinematography today, we still read his works and watch directors struggle with his plots, diving into the horrors and beauties of his literary world, the depth of the profound experiences of his characters quenches the thirst of the avid audience full of seekers for compassion and understanding.
The academic inquiry into his work is largely conducted through the lenses of sex, gender, race, status, etc. While these lenses are undoubtedly important, there is one vital and irreplaceable element of his work that shouldn't be left untouched-the oblique religious subtexts implied under the names of the characters. In this article, I will investigate the names of the characters of his famous play-"A Streetcar Named Desire", showing the deep meaning of the text based on this interpretation that considers the etymology of the names that the writer gave to his characters.
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A great deal of work has been done regarding the talented playwright Tennessee Williams: plays are staged based on his plays, some of them were not only immediately adapted into films but still have an influence over cinematography today, we still read his works and watch directors struggle with his plots, diving into the horrors and beauties of his literary world, the depth of the profound experiences of his characters quenches the thirst of the avid audience full of seekers for compassion and understanding.
The academic inquiry into his work is largely conducted through the lenses of sex, gender, race, status, etc. While these lenses are undoubtedly important, there is one vital and irreplaceable element of his work that shouldn't be left untouched-the oblique religious subtexts implied under the names of the characters. In this article, I will investigate the names of the characters of his famous play-"A Streetcar Named Desire", showing the deep meaning of the text based on this interpretation that considers the etymology of the names that the writer gave to his characters.
A great deal of work has been done regarding the talented playwright Tennessee Williams: plays are staged based on his plays, some of them were not only immediately adapted into films but still have an influence over cinematography today, we still read his works and watch directors struggle with his plots, diving into the horrors and beauties of his literary world, the depth of the profound experiences of his characters quenches the thirst of the avid audience full of seekers for compassion and understanding.
The academic inquiry into his work is largely conducted through the lenses of sex, gender, race, status, etc. While these lenses are undoubtedly important, there is one vital and irreplaceable element of his work that shouldn't be left untouched-the oblique religious subtexts implied under the names of the characters. In this article, I will investigate the names of the characters of his famous play-"A Streetcar Named Desire", showing the deep meaning of the text based on this interpretation that considers the etymology of the names that the writer gave to his characters.