Gender Based Marginality: Suppression and Oppression in Arthur Miller's Broken Glass

This paper focuses on Miller’s impact on the suppression of
female character in Broken Glass. The play was written in the decade
of nineties and forms a kind of continuum- the common theme of
dysfunctional marriage and family is at the core of the play. The
woman character is again represented in a negative way, in the
play. Miller is concerned here with the paralysis of a nation or an
individual conscience in face of increasing anti- Semitism in Europe
and America. Broken Glass, set in Brooklyn in November 1938, is a
two act play that explores the themes of sexual awakening, the result
of denial and effect of social injustice on an individual.
 According to Murray Biggs, Broken Glass