'A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE': HISTORICAL, LITERARY & BIOGRAPHICAL CONTEXT EXPLAINED BY BARBARA NJAU

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Thank you! I have a mock exam on Streetcar tomorrow, and this video has made me feel much more confident about it.

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Is there any chance you guys could create more As level streetcar named desire videos? It would be super helpful and I love the teaching style of this channel…

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Thank you for using the French pronunciation of Belle Rêve !

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I felt lost after watching the movie, so I came here. You cleared a few things up for me :)

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My teachers didn’t really talk about some of these points, so thanks

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Love this video.❤ Never knew about Tennessee's background.

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amazing job! thank you very much

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[@minakurtis6308]

great video but its surprising that you didn't talk about his sexuality as that plays a vital role in the play

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Thank you very much❤ but where are the other videos?

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Really helpful! Thankyou

[@lilgrongus]

Can somebody link the “other video” (0:32)?? I can’t find it…

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Interesting! Gosh

[@alabamaperson7225]

Historical context could use some work. The southern states were recovering during that time not declaring

[@MattFoster-yi1jh]

Thanks for this. Was interesting but you didn’t mention at all the LGBTQ+ social, historical and literary contexts, which is so central to TW as a foremost gay playwright. Queer literary theory is shockingly absent from your report and yet it lies at the heart of this play. Missed opportunity.

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Very good and helpful video, but you talk too fast...

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like they did in the movie as well.

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@@onecleanfinger The movie was worse. I couldn’t understand Blanche 90% of the time