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Reflections on "A Streetcar Named Desire", Philip C. Kolin; ReadymadeDesire, Herbert Blau; Marginalia - "Streetcar", Williams and Foucault,William Kleb; There Are Lives That Desire Does Not Sustain "A Streetcar NamedDesire", Calvin Bedient; The Ontological Potentialities of Antichaos andAdaptation in "A Streetcar Named Desire", Laura Morrow and Edward Morrow;"We've Had This Date With Each Other From the Beginning" - Reading TowardClosure in "A Streetcar Named Desire", June Schlueter; Perceptual Conflictand the Perversion of Creativity in "A Streetcar Named Desire", Laurily J.Harris; Eunice Hubbell and the Feminine Thematics of "A Streetcar NamedDesire", Philip C. Kolin; The White Goddess, Ethnicity, and the Politics ofDesire, Lionel Kelly; The Myth is the Message, or, Why "Streetcar" KeepsRunning, Mark Royden Winchell; The Broken World - Romanticism, Realism,Naturalism in "A Streecar Named Desire", W. Kenneth Holditch; Birth and Deathin "A Streetcar Named Desire, Bert Cardullo; "A Streetcar Named Desire" - ThePolitical and Historical Subtext, Robert Bray; The Cultural Context of "AStreetcar Named Desire" in Germany, Jurge Wolter; "A Streetcar Named Desire"- Play and Film, Gene D. Phillips.