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Stanley Kowalski In A Streetcar Named Desire

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In the natural structure, the male is always stronger than female. The men consider that demonstrating and maintaining their power and superiority is significantly importance and idealistic for their life. In order to pursuit their idealism, they mostly use aggressive approaches. The major character, Stanley Kowalski in the play of “A streetcar named desire” by Tennessee Williams, demonstrate how the men protect their powerfulness and dignity by using violence. Stanley and his wife, Stella is living in the working- class neighborhood in New Orleans in the time after WWII. Stanley is playing the stereotypical husband who has an expectation to be in control and to have whatever he wants. In the play, he claims himself as “the king of the house”
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