Notes for 'A Streetcar Named Desire' by Tennessee Williams. - Includes appropriate context (Williams, Old South / New South, Southern Belle...) - Communication theories (Goffman, Grice..) - Essay paragraph examples - Notes on the exam - exam technique and timings for AQA paper - Character profiles

This document contains research on key contextual themes that can be linked to 'A Streetcar Named Desire' or themes that were present around the publication so may have influenced Williams's writing. The themes researched include: Williams himself, Old America versus New America, Southern Gothic genre, New Orleans, the Polka Tune, the American Dream, WW2, Jim Crow laws and Streetcars

These notes helped me achieve an A* in all of my English essays and for my final exams and I promise it will get you there too! The notes include: - Scene summary - Highly detailed section on Themes and Ideas - Detailed section about Characters, Symbolism and Dramatic techniques.

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Summary and Notes of A Streetcar Named Desire Context. Includes links to the time and Tenessee Williams's life.

A scene by scene summary of A Streetcar Named Desire. Print off to use in class and aid essays.

Scenes 1-11 quote banks. Each quote is fully analysed and has a page number and context. This resource is useful for essay writing or just general revision around this play. This helped me get an A* in my exam!

This is a practise essay question for my set text 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. This essay focuses on exploring the theme of marriage throughout the play.

This is a practise exam question for my set text "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams. The question is "Analyse Williams' presentation of women and femininity in the opening scenes of 'A Streetcar Named Desire' ".