SwissEduc: Miller, Arthur: 1915-2005

Author Why I Wrote The Crucible: Arthur Miller's answers to politics. Questions about this article (pdf format)
Author A Note on the Historical Accuracy of the Play by Arthur Miller, with questions about the article.
Author Are You Now Or Were You Ever?: Arthur Miller describes the paranoia that swept America. From The Guardian/The Observer, Saturday, June 17, 2000
Author Arthur Miller has said he believes his play The Crucible is as relevant today as it was on its release 50 years ago. "This threat from abroad is a very useful way of holding onto power," Miller said. "We've got it now with Bush and Iraqis." From the BBC; August 26, 2003
Analyses
An Analytical Essay Explaining Why Arthur Miller Wrote The Crucible
The Language of 'The Crucible'
Remembering Arthur Miller: Into "The Crucible" Again by Gary Steven Corseri. February 8 2006
Character Profiles
Portrait of Samuel Parris
Metaphor Analysis
Theme Analysis
The Crucible and the Classroom: An Examination of Arthur Miller's Technique of Dealing with the Devil
In what ways does the title of the play add meaning and become reflected in the action, themes, imagery and characters Miller presents us with?
Hysteria and Ideology in The Crucible from: Richard Hayes, "Hysteria and Ideology in The Crucible," Commonweal 57 (February 1953), p. 498.
Play's tale of morality and mass hysteria still relevant today by Retta Blaney, National Catholic Reporter, May 10, 2002
The Crucible as a tragedy (See also Definition of Tragedy)
Arthur Miller, Joseph McCarthy, and The Crucible by Tom Shafer

Author A re-examination of The Crucible: among other items Arthur Miller explains why, in the current war on terroism, "The Crucible" is still relevant. BBC World Service, August 26, 2003 (RealPlayer 24:59)
Author Arthur Miller discusses the play and the McCarthy witch-hunts with Francine Stock. BBC, July 2000 (Real 4:32)

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