Everything you need to know about Eva and capitalism in An Inspector Calls by J B Priestley

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Channel: Mr Salles Teaches English · 2015 · Education

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Learn how Priestley uses Eva to attack capitalism and the patriarchy.

Understand how the characters are used to illustrate the corruption of capitalism, and how this differs from socialism.

Get to grips with Priestley's purpose in writing the play.

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