Success in America: A Raisin in the Sun

In the US, every citizen has the pursuit of life, liberty and happiness. Everyone has these rights, but everyone uses these rights in the US to define the degree of success. Some Americans are facing several obstacles in pursuing happiness. In the past of this country, the Americans lived in a set of very specific beliefs that emphasize diligence, faith, family importance. Over the course of time the United States began to develop but this capitalist society is no longer committed to family and faith, pursuing success and prosperity.

Lorraine Handsbury's "raisin in the sun" depicts the mission of success and happiness of the Young family when buying a home in a limited community. The ambition to pursue their innocence and the American place is as common as romantic Ricardos and I Love Lucy which is the death of a salesman. In tragedy, comedy, drama, these imaginary, mid-20th century families are the cornerstone of our cultural heritage: work hard to realize America's dream

Please compare the sun raisin theme, symbol, character of Julius · Caesar of Shakespeare and Lorain · Handsbury. Both Raisin and Julius Caesar are written for the stage. Thus, for example, that character is more noticeable and clearer than book characters. Nevertheless, these works were written by various authors and their similarities and differences are evident in different centuries. Raisins and Julius Caesar's theme, sun and symbols and letters

Since World War II, Handsbury's sun's creativity has played an essential role in the development of African American drama. "Raisins in the sun" is the first work of an African-American writer, this work is Broadway, and it gets popular among New York drama critics. "Hay play in the sun" (1959) brought Hansbury to the New York Critics Awards, this year's best show. The raisin of the sun shows the life of an ordinary African-American family