What does Tin man from Wizard of Oz represent?

Answer 1

Most people believe the meaning of the Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz is the industrial factory workers who were paid so little and worked so much that the Populist Farmers described them as mechanical beings who gave up there hearts.

Answer 2

Some say the Tin Man represents industrial workers of the 20s and 30s. The workers labored unnoticed for heartless, uncaring bosses, hence the tin man's abandonment and his later search for a heart.

Answer 3

The Tin Man represents someone without a heart. He goes through the whole movie looking to find one only to find out that he had one all along.

Answer 4

Dehumanized, Eastern factory workers.

Answer 5

Tinman was representing in Toyland

Answer 6

Heart

Answer 7

Jack Haley

Answer 8

No heart