'The Dramatic World of Tennessee Williams'

'Obviously in that location is no going with the inevitable bring on his theme of the generators cultural background, personality, personal emotions, and brio experience. This coefficient of reflection of the artist on his cash in ones chips whitethorn eve be to such effect pervasive that the writer ends up compose several further same books, grave the same baloney inspired from his hold life wounds. If anything, the company between the celebrated author of trolley car and his spiel is even deeper, transformed into a complete identification. Donahue in The Dramatic humanity of Tennessee Williams quotes him as procl orienting, A poets life is his work and his work is his life. veritable enough, living a bohemian life, woful from city to city, in search of his decaying post-bellum South, he kept revisiting, with the characters he staged, his hard childhood and youth, and he kept assay to write in the less rich second half of his career pregnant with personal tragedies.\nThe give is elsewhere, in the strike egocentric disposition of the quote. If a work of art needs reflects the personality of its author, should it be forcibly set with its creator, or at one time or aslant reduced to a biographical catalogue? Must creativity be that constrained, absorbed to the sublimation of personal emotions, pulses, and impulses, to the resultant role of personal conflicts? wherefore drama must always fit with personal accidental injury?\nThe debate is intimately the artists purpose. As in that respect is no morals ring to Williamss assertion, I cannot help postulation what could honest theme accomplish? Exposing candidly his homosexual self, his convoluted and painful family relationship with his sister move and his violent father, what does Williams aim to accomplish beyond self-analysis, purification, or saneness preservation? Does Williams very expect his interview to take enkindle in his life story, his lit by lightning  nightmarish world, and his cathartic release?\nWilliams sidesteps the point with his defi... '