Includes bibliographical references (p. 169 - 171) and index Harold BloomThe Hetairas (Maggie, Myrtle, Blanche) / Gulshan Rai Kataria: Introduction Harold Bloom: Introduction Calvin Bedient: There are lives that desire does not sustain : A streetcar named desire Susan Koprince: Domestic violence in A streetcar named desire George Toles: Blanche DuBois and the kindness of endings Philip C. Kolin: "It's only a paper moon" : the paper ontologies in Tennessee Williams's A streetcar named desire George W. Crandell: Misrepresentation and miscegenation : reading the racialized discourse of Tennessee Williams's A streetcar named desire Bert Cardullo: Scene 11 of A streetcar named desire John S. Bak: Wagnerian architectonics : the plastic language of Tennessee Williams's A streetcar named desire Rachel Van Duyvenbode: Darkness made visible : miscegenation, masquerade and the signified racial Other in Tennessee Williams' Baby doll and A streetcar named desire Michael Paller.: A room which isn't empty : A streetcar named desire and the question of homophobia Gulshan Rai Kataria: The Hetairas (Maggie, Myrtle, Blanche) Calvin Bedient: There are lives that desire does not sustain : A streetcar named desire Susan Koprince: Domestic violence in A streetcar named desire George Toles: Blanche DuBois and the kindness of endings Philip C. Kolin: "It's only a paper moon" : the paper ontologies in Tennessee Williams's A streetcar named desire George W. Crandell: Misrepresentation and miscegenation : reading the racialized discourse of Tennessee Williams's A streetcar named desire Bert Cardullo: Scene 11 of A streetcar named desire John S. Bak: Wagnerian architectonics : the plastic language of Tennessee Williams's A streetcar named desire Rachel Van Duyvenbode: Darkness made visible : miscegenation, masquerade and the signified racial Other in Tennessee Williams' Baby doll and A streetcar named desire Michael Paller.: A room which isn't empty : A streetcar named desire and the question of homophobia |
