Dean Shackelford, The Tth That Mt Be Told: Gay Subjectivy, Homophobia, and Social History "Cat on a Hot T Roof", The Tennsee Williams Annual Review, No. 1 (1998), pp. 103-118
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WAS BRICK GAY THE HOT ROOF?
He is a homosexual reprentg the homosexuals of the neteen fifti, so he also reprents the social victims that the homosexuals of the time were.
WAS BRICK GAY THE HOT ROOF?
The play ncentrat on the plight of Brick whose life and difficulti symbolize the crisis of the mid-century homosexual culture. His paradoxil suatn, and his abily to speak out and to live a normal life, is supposed to 'expose' the problem of the liv of homosexuals of the time, rather than illtrate or suggt a solutn.