miller, arthur

The autobiography of the playwright, covering his childhood, accomplishments as a writer, and personal life.

A collection of social, cultural, and historical documents that are designed to help students read and understand Arthur Miller's play "Death of a Salesman.".

Essays by scholars and drama critics assess the relationship among several of Miller's plays and analyze individual works.

A critical introduction to twentieth-century American playwright Arthur Miller that discusses his experiences involving the Great Depression, the Holocaust, the House Un-American Activities Committee, Marilyn Monroe, and other aspects of his life, in connection with the social and moral themes of eight of his major plays.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning play centering on the despair of a traveling salesman who is forced to face the truth he has evaded all his life.

Discusses the influence, historical context, and critical reception of Arthur Miller's The Crucible.