Volume : 5, Issue : 7, JUL 2019
EDWARD ALBEE: A SOCIAL PROTESTOR
DR. ALI HASAN
Abstract
Edward Albee laments about the condition of contemporary American Society. The sentiments of friendship, loyalty and love have been sacrificed for commercial values. The traditional institutions of society like family, marriage etc. have lost their genuine sanctitiy. He raises his voice to bring change in society.
Keywords
SOCIAL PROBLEM, DIDACTIC, ILLUSION, ALIENATION, COMPLACENCY, BOURGEOIS, THERAPY.
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