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Ambiguity and Final choice : reader s Response in a streetcar named desire Liang Zhang Teachers College of Beijing Union University, Wai Guan Xie Jie Street, Beijing 100011, China Abstract Applying Stanley Fish s reader - Response criticism, the article analyses the two protagonists, Blanche and Stanley, in Tennessee Williams a streetcar named desire from reader s perspective. The article holds that readers in appreciating the play are divided into two sides: one showing their sympathy and support on Blanche, while the other standing aside with Stanley. However, their attitudes towards their heroine and hero are not always certain and firm. It is caused by the ambiguities created by Williams for misleading readers in their appreciation.
Ambiguity and Final Choice: Reader’s Response in A Streetcar Named Desire Liang Zhang Teachers’ College of Beijing Union University, No.5 Wai Guan Xie Jie Street, Beijing 100011, China
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