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A View From the Bridge. by Arthur Miller, 1998-01
Cuba on the Verge : An Island in Transition by Terry McCoy, William Kennedy, et all 2003-05-20
Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman (Bloom's Guides)
Arthur Miller's Adaptation of an Enemy of the People by Henrik/ Miller, Arthur Ibsen, 1977-11-01
The Misfits by Arthur Miller, 2002-06-06
Death of a Salesman by Miller Arthur, 1958
Communists, Cowboys, and Queers: The Politics of Masculinity in the Work of Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams by David Savran, 1992-10-01
Arthur Miller's America: Theater and Culture in a Time of Change (Theater: Theory/Text/Performance)
The "Crucible" by Arthur Miller (Master Guides) by Leonard Smith, 1986-02-03
Echoes Down the Corridor: Collected Essays, 1944-2000 by Arthur Miller, 2001-10-01
Timebends : A Life by Arthur Miller, 1995-10-01
The Crucible: A Play in Four Acts (Penguin Modern Classics) by Arthur Miller, 2000-02-24
Presence: Stories by Arthur Miller, 2007-05-10
Arthur Miller: His Life and Work by Martin Gottfried, 2004-09-30

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Arthur Miller Society
arthur miller Society arthur miller is an important force in American drama. arthur miller was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1949 for Death of a Salesman. He has come to be considered one of the
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.ibiblio.org/miller/&y=0205811162
Arthur Miller: The Phenomenon
Hobbies, interests, photographs, and information about the Silver Jaded Monkey.
http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/arthur/
Steinbeck's Defense Of Arthur Miller
Steinbeck's defence of arthur miller from the June 1957 Esquire.
http://ocean.st.usm.edu/~wsimkins/trial.html

Extractions: In the following essay from the June 1957 Esquire , John Steinbeck eloquently defends American playwright Arthur Miller and excoriates the House on Un-American Activities Committee. Curiously, Steinbeck here uses the rhetoric of patriotism to counter McCarthy's and HUAC's patriotic rhetoric. This typifies Steinbeck's approach to social problems, to turn the rhetoric used injustly against itself. The text comes from Contemporary Moral Issues (Belmont, CA, 1963. 72-74). T he trial of Arthur Miller for contempt of Congress brings close to all of us one of the strangest and most frightening dilemmas that a people and a government has ever faced. It is not the first trial of its kind, nor will it in all probability be the last. But Arthur Miller is a writerone of our very best. What has happened to him could happen to any writer; could happen to me. We are face to face with a problem by no means easy of solution.... No man knows what he might do in a given situation, and surely many men must wonder how they would act if they were in Arthur Miller's shoes. I wonder what I would do. Let me suppose that I were going to trial for contempt of Congress as he is. I might be thinking somewhat as follows:
Arthur Miller Society
The arthur miller Society is an incorporated, nonprofit society whose primary aim is to promote the study of arthur miller and his work.
http://www.ibiblio.org/miller/

Extractions: The Arthur Miller Society is an incorporated, non-profit society whose primary aim is to promote the study of Arthur Miller and his work. Additional objectives include the promotion of productions of Miller's plays and the fostering of continued interest in Miller's work. Keep checking the site as it is constantly updated. Look on the events page for paper calls, conferences, performances, appearances, and articles. To keep the page manageable archive links are used to file information for past years. N.B. While sympathetic to students writing papers, we do not write those papers for you, so questions must be specificand we will try to advise you where you might find the information you need. Neither do we have Mr. Miller's personal address if you need to contact him, try his agent: Sam Cohn at International Creative Management, 40 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019, phone 212-556-5600. Please do not ask how to contact Mr. Miller as we can only refer you back to the address given here. MORE ABOUT
A BRIEF CHRONOLOGY OF ARTHUR MILLER'S LIFE AND WORKS
A BRIEF CHRONOLOGY OF arthur miller S LIFE AND WORKS This chronology 1957 arthur miller s Collected Plays published. Convicted of
http://www.ibiblio.org/miller/life.html

Extractions: A BRIEF CHRONOLOGY OF ARTHUR MILLER'S LIFE AND WORKS [This chronology has been compiled and crosschecked against a number of sources, however, a special acknowledgement should be made to the thorough "Literary Chronology" and appendices printed in The Theater Essays of Arthur Miller, eds. Robert A. Martin and Steven R. Centola.] 1915 Arthur Aster Miller was born on October 17th in New York City. 1920-28 Attends Public School #24 in Harlem. 1923 Sees first playa melodrama at the Schubert Theater. 1928 Bar-mitzvah at the Avenue M temple. 1929 Father's business fails and family move to Brooklyn. 1932 Graduates from Abraham Lincoln High School. Registers for night school at City College, but quits after two weeks. 1932 Various jobs, including singing on a local radio station and truck driving. 1932-34 Clerked in an auto-parts warehouse, where he was the only Jew employed and had his first real, personal experiences of American anti-semitism. 1934-35 University of Michigan, studying journalism. Reporter and night editor on student paper, The Michigan Daily 1936 Writes No Villain in six days and receives Hopwood Award in Drama. Transfers to an English major.
The Crucible On Broadway
arthur miller's classic parable of mass hysteria draws a chilling parallel between the Salem witchhunt of 1692.
http://www.TheCrucibleOnBroadway.com
EducETH: Miller, Arthur
information on arthur miller and his plays suitable for class reading, teaching information, teachers and students comments, requests. miller, arthur *1915.
http://www.educeth.ch/english/readinglist/millera/
BBC News | ARTS | Arthur Miller Condemns Terrorism
Acclaimed US playwright arthur miller says the terrorist attacks in the US are part of a war against humanity .
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/entertainment/arts/newsid_1544000/1544301.stm

Extractions: American playwright Arthur Miller has spoken out against the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, describing them as part of a "war against humanity". Miller, 85 - author of classics such as Death of a Salesman and The Crucible and widely considered the foremost US dramatist of the past half century - comes from New York. He made his statement about Tuesday's air attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon while in Paris on Thursday. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Miller said: "Ever since Stalin and the Nazis, reality has transcended fiction."
EducETH: Miller, Arthur
information on arthur miller and his plays suitable for class reading, teaching information, teachers and students comments, requests.
http://www.educeth.ch/english/readinglist/millera/crucible.html

Extractions: In the early 1950s the USA was in the grip of a fear of Communists who may have been lurking in the American heartland. Senator Joe McCarthy devoted himself to rooting out these enemies within wherever they might be. It was in response to this climate of fear that Arthur Miller wrote his famous play, "The Crucible". Though set in 17th century New England the play focused on a similar kind of panic and hysteria three centuries before McCarthyism - the Salem Witchhunt,in which 19 people were executed for dealing with the devil. From the BBC Summary Act by act summaries: act 1: scene 1 scene 2 scene 3 scene 4 ... scene 6 , act 2: scene 1 scene 2 scene 3 scene 4 ... scene 7 ; act 3: scene 1 scene 2 scene 3 scene 4 ... scene 7 ; act 4: scene 1 scene 2 scene 3 scene 4 ... scene 9 Additional Material Teaching Information Information about the Play Background Information Geographical Information ... Performances The play was considered dangerous "because it contains sick words from the mouths of demon-possessed people."
LAPP - London Association Of Primal Psychotherapists
Group of therapists with a practice based on the theories of arthur Janov and Alice miller. Explains process, procedures, and options, code of ethics, reading, and training prospectus.
http://www.lapp.org/

Extractions: The organisation was founded in 1986 by a group of therapists trained in primal therapy by Dr. Arthur Janov at the 'l'Institut Primal Europeen' in Paris. The organisation's work is based on the theories of Arthur Janov, Alice Miller and John Bowlby, who illustrate very powerfully the importance of good attachments and who show how children can be traumatised both in families and in institutions, such as schools and hospitals. The suffering caused by lack of love, care, touch or attention, or by physical or sexual abuse, can rarely be communicated or expressed by the child. Without anyone to recognise their pain, a child will all too often blame him or herself. The consequences of this can be far reaching, ranging from mild discontent, anxiety, depression, problems in relationships through to crippling disability and unhappiness. In our experience, painful childhood traumas and disturbed family relationships must be worked through with one consistent therapist. Within the therapeutic relationship, the consequences of early painful relationships and experiences can emerge. It is our aim to provide an environment in which emotions can be recognised, felt and worked through. The London Association is a member of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy. We offer individual, couple and group psychotherapy. This is a nationally recognised body which monitors the standards of psychotherapy and psychotherapy trainings in the United Kingdom.
Arthur Miller Named 2001 Jefferson Lecturer
http://cnn.com/2001/books/news/01/05/miller.ap/index.html
CurtainUp, Top-Rated Internet Theater Magazine Of Reviews, Features, Annotated L
A CurtainUp Feature An Overview of arthur miller s Career Check out our Playwright s Album for more famous playwright profiles arthur miller in Conversation.
http://www.curtainup.com/miller.html

Extractions: Now in his ninth decade he is indeed enjoying what Alex Comfort called "a good old age" While not much performed on Broadway for a number of years, he has enjoyed great popularity in England and other parts of the world. In 1996, the Williamstown Theatre Festival presented the American premiere of The Ride Down Mt. Morgan which opened in London in 1991 (see review link below) and, since it was the 50th anniversary of All My Sons, The Ride Down Mt. Morgan opened at the Public Theater in November 1998 (see link)
Playwright Miller Gets Lifetime Honor
http://cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/News/09/04/arthur.miller.ap/index.html
Are You Now Or Were You Ever ? The McCarthy Era S Anti-communist
arthur miller describes the paranoia that swept America and the moment his then wife Marilyn Monroe became a bargaining chip in his own prosecution.
http://www.english.upenn.edu/~afilreis/50s/miller-mccarthyism.html

Extractions: from The Guardian/The Observer (on line), Saturday, June 17, 2000 Are you now or were you ever...? The McCarthy era's anti-communist trials destroyed lives and friendships. Arthur Miller describes the paranoia that swept America - and the moment his then wife Marilyn Monroe became a bargaining chip in his own prosecution Saturday June 17, 2000 It would probably never have occurred to me to write a play about the Salem witch trials of 1692 had I not seen some astonishing correspondences with that calamity in the America of the late 40s and early 50s. My basic need was to respond to a phenomenon which, with only small exaggeration, one could say paralysed a whole generation and in a short time dried up the habits of trust and toleration in public discourse. I refer to the anti-communist rage that threatened to reach hysterical proportions and sometimes did. I can't remember anyone calling it an ideological war, but I think now that that is what it amounted to. I suppose we rapidly passed over anything like a discussion or debate, and into something quite different, a hunt not just for subversive people, but for ideas and even a suspect language. The object was to destroy the least credibility of any and all ideas associated with socialism and communism, whose proponents were assumed to be either knowing or unwitting agents of Soviet subversion.
Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible.'
A look at the truth behind arthur miller's The Crucible.
http://www.ogram.org/17thc/crucible.shtml
Reader's Companion To American History - -MILLER, ARTHUR
The Reader s Companion to American History. miller, arthur. (1915 ), playwright. To project this model, arthur miller experimented with several styles.
http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/rcah/html/ah_059800_millerarthur.htm

Extractions: Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Contributors ... World Civilizations The Reader's Companion to American History , playwright. Miller has said that the object of his plays is to discover "the ultimate judgment lying upon us all." Drama must examine "social and moral problems, not simply psychology." Miller's reputation, in fact, was built on this attempt to judge "man's rightful position" according to objective standards of fair play, moral sanity, and the welfare of the community. Ironically, however, his strongest plays deliver his verdict while exploring the psychological mechanisms of radical self-assertion. His most fluent language expresses the negative personal consequences of ego-centered "fanaticism" rather than the positive public consequences of selfless "sacrifice." It is the unstable tension between these two poles that has given energy to Miller's work. Miller grew up during the Great Depression, which aroused his indignation over social inequities and their crushing impact on ordinary citizens. These reactions are reflected in his early plays, such as All My Sons (1947), his only novel
Witch Hunting
Margo Burn's educational site expounds on arthur miller's The Crucible and other examples of societies that blocked free speech and jailed people for unpopular views. Excellent starting place for artistic approaches to free speech.
http://www.ogram.org/17thc/miller.shtml
Steinbeck's Defense Of Arthur Miller
The Trial of arthur miller . But arthur miller is a writerone of our very best. What has happened to him could happen to any writer; could happen to me.
http://ocean.otr.usm.edu/~wsimkins/trial.html

Extractions: In the following essay from the June 1957 Esquire , John Steinbeck eloquently defends American playwright Arthur Miller and excoriates the House on Un-American Activities Committee. Curiously, Steinbeck here uses the rhetoric of patriotism to counter McCarthy's and HUAC's patriotic rhetoric. This typifies Steinbeck's approach to social problems, to turn the rhetoric used injustly against itself. The text comes from Contemporary Moral Issues (Belmont, CA, 1963. 72-74). T he trial of Arthur Miller for contempt of Congress brings close to all of us one of the strangest and most frightening dilemmas that a people and a government has ever faced. It is not the first trial of its kind, nor will it in all probability be the last. But Arthur Miller is a writerone of our very best. What has happened to him could happen to any writer; could happen to me. We are face to face with a problem by no means easy of solution.... No man knows what he might do in a given situation, and surely many men must wonder how they would act if they were in Arthur Miller's shoes. I wonder what I would do. Let me suppose that I were going to trial for contempt of Congress as he is. I might be thinking somewhat as follows:
The Crucible By Arthur Miller Book Notes
Comprehensive study guide to arthur miller's The Crucible.
http://www.bookrags.com/notes/cru/index.htm

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Arthur Miller Interview | Csmonitor.com
Interview with arthur miller about the universality of his play from the Christian Science Monitor.
http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/0315/p18s01-alip.html

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