CRITICISM ON A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

1. PROPOSED SOLUTIONS

2. STANISLAVSKIAN READING

3. WHAT DID WILLIAMS INTEND IN STREETCAR?

3.1. THE DIALOGUE

4. FLASHCARDS

5. PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA

5.1. FREUDIAN READING

5.2. PURITAN-CAVALIER DIALECTIC

5.2.1. PAST Vs. PRESENT

5.2.2. ILLUSION Vs. REALITY

5.2.3. DEATH Vs. DESIRE

5.2.4. DEFINITION

6. SOCIAL DRAMA

6.1. BLANCHE & STANLEY AS ARCHETYPES

6.1.1. STRINDBERGIAN NATURALISM

6.1.2. CHEKOVIAN NATURALISM

6.1.3. NIETZSCHEAN APOLLONEAN/ DIONYSIAN DICHOTOMY

6.1.4. DARWINIAN NATURAL SELECTION

6.2. BLANCHE & STANLEY AS INDIVIDUALS

6.2.1. LAWRENTIAN BLOOD CONSCIOUSNESS

6.2.2. HERO VS. ANTI-HERO

6.2.3. VILLAIN VS. VICTIM