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Paper 9,modernist literature

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Vibhuti Bhatt

This document is a summary of the play "The Two Intruders" by Vibhuti V. Bhatt. It summarizes the play's focus on Stanley Webber, an artist in modern society, and his conflicts with two agents of society. It describes Stanley's irregular habits and erratic temperament as an artist. The summary concludes that in the play, Stanley is deprived of his freedom and independence by society and loses his integrity and individuality, being reduced to an empty shell.

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Prepared by: Vibhuti V. Bhatt, M. A. Part 2, Sem 3, Department of English, MKBU, Bhavnagar
Stanley Webber is the Artist of the modern Society Stanleys Irregular Habits and Erratic Temperaments The two Intruders As agents of Society Stanleys Frustration as an Artist His Attitude to Lulu, Typical of an Artist A conflict between Stanley and the Two agents of the society.
Stanleys Increased Rebellious The Artists Surrender to Society, Due to Coercion Conclusion: Stanley has deprived of freedom, has been deprived of his independence, and his individuality, he has lost his integrity; he has been reduced to an empty shell.
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Paper 9,modernist literature

  • 1. Prepared by: Vibhuti V. Bhatt, M. A. Part 2, Sem 3, Department of English, MKBU, Bhavnagar
  • 2. Stanley Webber is the Artist of the modern Society Stanleys Irregular Habits and Erratic Temperaments The two Intruders As agents of Society Stanleys Frustration as an Artist His Attitude to Lulu, Typical of an Artist A conflict between Stanley and the Two agents of the society.
  • 3. Stanleys Increased Rebellious The Artists Surrender to Society, Due to Coercion Conclusion: Stanley has deprived of freedom, has been deprived of his independence, and his individuality, he has lost his integrity; he has been reduced to an empty shell.