A Comparison of Tennessee Williams´ The Glass Menagerie and Arthur Miller´s Death of a Salesman

This behavior does not happen in strange places; on the contrary, in either game the settings are considered to be similar to their respective everyday environments. Both settings are up to date, reflecting the writing time. In each drama, the setting of the hometown of the character symbolizes the accommodation of residents and that they can not do it. When a glass-enclosed zoo, a bad advantage, a dark alley, or a salesman dies, a block of tall apartment blocks the light.

Arthur Miller 's salesman' s death was announced in 1949, only four years from the Tennessee Williams' play The Glass Zoo. Interestingly, both dramas began with a tragic glimpse and ended with self-induced regret. At first glance, the deaths of the salesman and the glass zoo seem to be similar. As a result of careful study, it is clear that these similarities are beyond publication time and are similar topics. Especially, neither is fantasy or reality, unlike the desire to live in current incompetence and escape.

"Glass zoo" by the misunderstood artist writer Tennessee Williams at the glass zoo is a story about families torn apart by past breaking love and the current tragedy. Williams compared this drama with his reality experience with his family, it made the "glass zoo" a more tragic version. Providing families may be overwhelming as there are many traps to re-examine the fear of the Great Depression by Tennessee Williams and the impact of many people on their lives. This story tells Tennessee Williams himself and the life of his novel in many ways. But this story is based on the emotional struggle of Tennessee and his family (807) to deal with the harsh reality of the collapse of 1929. He said at the beginning, "I will give you the truth.