How could you apply a Foucauldian notion of madness in A Streetcar Named Desire and The Glass Menagerie?

We cannot
answer the question as two separate questions, but there is a general way to approach this
answer which works well:

Foucald was a pioneer philosopher partial to
behaviorism, and he basically proposes that madness is proportional to people, culture, space,
and moment. Depending on the moment, the culture, and the personal space, madness will manifest
itself, and sometimes...