Miller, Arthur, 1915-2005

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Description: Although the work of Arthur Miller should not be considered autobiographical, the events of his lifetime clearly influenced his work. The recurring theme of personal integrity in a morally questionable world undergirds his plays, making works such as The Death of a Salesman and The Crucible attractive to adults and teenagers alike. His works of fiction and non-fiction discuss important social and contemporary issues, such as anti-Semitism and patriotism, combining straightforward, unvarnished style with the same rich characterization contained in his plays. Start with: The Death of a Salesman (fiction); Situation Normal (non-fiction)

Description: Although the work of Arthur Miller should not be considered autobiographical, the events of his lifetime clearly influenced his work. The recurring theme of personal integrity in a morally questionable world undergirds his plays, making works such as The Death of a Salesman and The Crucible attractive to adults and teenagers alike. His works of fiction and non-fiction discuss important social and contemporary issues, such as anti-Semitism and patriotism, combining straightforward, unvarnished style with the same rich characterization contained in his plays. Start with: The Death of a Salesman (fiction); Situation Normal (non-fiction)

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