Discuss The Glass Menagerie as an expressionist play. Introduction Expressionism is an innovative development in dramatization and theater that flourished in Europe, basically in German, in the early years of the 20th century and later in the United States. Click…
Question: Discuss the symbols of The Glass Menagerie. Introduction For being a memory play, symbolism works as a part and parcel of “The Glass Menagerie”. Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) uses a number of symbols in this drama. Those symbols mirror many…
Dramatic techniques of The Glass Menagerie Question: The dramatic techniques found in “The Glass Menagerie”. Introduction “The Glass Menagerie” is one of the most celebrated plays in the history of English literature. The reason behind its fame is that it…
Question: Discuss Autobiographical elements of The Glass Menagerie. Introduction Tennessee Williams‘ depiction of the Wingfield family is strikingly like his portrayals of his own family, and subsequently, the play can be deciphered as a personal history. Like almost all of…
Obsession of Amanda Wingfield with the past responsible for the doomed present Question: How far is Amanda Wingfield’s obsession with the past responsible for the doomed present in “The Glass Menagerie”? Introduction In the memory play “The Glass Menagerie”, Tennessee…
Question: Discuss “The Glass Menagerie” as a memory play. Introduction A memory play is a kind of play in which a lead character reveals the events of the play, which are drawn from the character’s memory. The idea of creating…