Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Essays and Criticism

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? | Essays and Criticism

• George and Martha's Relationship

  Busiel is a Ph.D. candidate with a specialty in drama. In this essay he examines the band between George and Martha: while their relationship may be antagonistic, Busiel proposes that it may be love that keeps them together.

• Religion and Wordplay

  In this brief article, Carter explains how the play's religious imagery and its wordplay interact.

• "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf And the Patterns of History"

  Holtan offers evidence that Albee's play, while a riveting character study, is also tin allegory for the history of America, beginning with George Washington and the American Revolution.

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