Look Back In Anger In Greek Drama

Conclusion

Anger is a revolutionary emotional response that arises in everyday conversations on account of the divergent opinions and contrasting point of views. It is a broad term that is applied to both psychology and literature. In regard to anger in literature, it encompasses the same sensibility coupled with a bit literary or rather theatrical phenomena. These phenomena turn the play or the piece of art into a popular work grasped by the ordinary person. In general, the literary works are featured by objections, dissatisfaction, opposition, and criticism. All of these manifestations are developed through writing the piece of work. Likewise, the actors are certainly from the lower class and all the time shouting at each other

Thus, the most conspicuous play in this regard is Look Back in Anger, by john Osborne, that embodies the normal life between a lower-class husband, namely Jimmy Porter, and an upper-class wife,

Many critics have posted their opinions about the title in newspapers and magazines. They argue that the British people are looking back at the Spanish Civil War that killed porter’s father. That is why his heart is full of anger and antagonism towards the corrupt society. Likewise, The Kitchen has acquired the same importance since the title refers to the Kitchen-Sink drama. Besides, the title inclusively has the dramatic elements; themes, techniques, plot, and so on. Moreover, the reasons behind the evolution of Look Back in Anger and The Kitchen are almost the same such as violence against women, class distinction, financial depression, and so on. Touching the nature of both plays, the kitchen is a realistic play as it exposes the normal relationships among the workmates, and the workmates and their boss on another hand. Equivalently, the social realism in Look Back in Anger is explicit since it goes around both the ordinary life between husband and wife, and the sociopolitical dilemmas that have corrupted the British