How does J.B Priestley use dramatic devices in An Inspector Calls? Essa

Coursework How does J.B Priestley use dramatic devices in An quizzer Calls to convey his concerns and ideas to the members of the audience as well as interest and embroil them in his bunco? 23rd, February 2005The main theme of An inspector Calls is function. J.BPriestley wants to show the circumvolves and the audience that we allshare responsibility for other commonwealths welfare, and that affluentpeople have obligations to look after those less fortunate thanthemselves. Priestley uses Inspector Goole to put across his views onsociety by portraying himself as a character. Through Inspector GoolePriestley is able to emphasize that with privileges comeresponsibilities to answer others. In the 1930s Priestleys main concern was the social inequality inBritain. Priestly set up The Commonwealth Party in 1942. Their mainarguments were public land ownership, greater democracy, and a new devotion in politics. In 1945 Priestleys party joined the labourparty. Priestley was oddly in fluential in developing the ideaof the Welfare State, this finally took adjust at the end of humans WarTwo.The play is set in 1912 only if was written and performed in 1945. This issignificant as it allows J.B Priestley to make Mr. Birling seem evenmore ridiculous and nave. For example, he mentions how at that place is notgoing to be a war, however by 1945 when the play was first performedthe audience know that there were two wars between 1914 and 1945,World War One and World War Two, which began in 1939. Mr. Birling in additionmentions how the ship Titanic will not sink, unsinkable, absolutelyunsinkable. once more in 1945 the audience know that Titanic did sink,consequently the things that Mr. Birling says, the audienc... ...stley is alikeconveying his ideas here. The audience would realise that everyone isresponsible for individually other. Priestley interests and involves theaudience by having a lot of tension in the play An Inspector Calls.Priestley alike interests them by having an exciting plot and a widerange of characters. He involves the audience by using dramatic ironyvery other(a) on in the play and using characters to put across hisconcerns, much(prenominal) as the inspector in his speech tells the Birlingseach of you helped to kill her. This is not only aimed at thecharacters on stage but at the audience too.Priestleys core in An Inspector Calls is responsibility and howeveryone is responsible for other people, we are all linked insociety. This message is still relevant today because we still haveresponsibilities for other people and our actions do affect others.