How does Arthur Miller explore the theme of masculinity in A View from the Bridge?
Have a little read: … How does Arthur Miller explore the theme of masculinity in ‘A view from the bridge’? Becca Howes 10s Masculinity is a very important subject in the play. Arthur Miller uses the three main male characters to show masculinity, whether it’s through actions, or through words. Eddie, Marco and Rodolpho have different views on masculinity, and these change throughout the course of the play, as does their masculinity, which is questioned because of the views portrayed by the other characters in the play. There are other factors in the play that link to masculinity in different ways, such as; actions, speech, honour, betrayal, relationships, jealousy, aggression, loyalty, and many other factors. The play was set in Red Hook in Brooklyn, New York, where all the people living there knew about the illegal immigrants from Italy.
