Naturalism and expressionism in 'An Inspector Calls'

Naturalism presents realistic settings and characters to critique social and economic inequalities. Priestley uses naturalism to expose class disparities, making his political message convincing. Expressionism emphasises emotions, symbolism, and exaggerated elements to highlight societal flaws. Priestley’s use of expressionism critiques capitalism and class hierarchies, supporting his political agenda. Daldry's staging enhances expressionism, symbolising the Birlings' moral decay and societal consequences.