【剑桥指南】Arthur Miller

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1、ArthurMillerisregardedasoneofthemostimportantplaywrightsofthetwentiethcentury.HisworkisperformedandstudiedaroundtheworldandthisCompanionprovidesanintroductiontothisinfluentialdramatist.InadditiontoanalysesofMiller'splays,includingAllMySons,DeathofaSalesman,andTheCr

2、ucible,hisworkisalsoplacedwithinthecontextofthesocialandpoliticalclimateofthetime.TheimpactoftheDepression,theHolocaust,andMcCarthyismonhisplaysisexamined,andthecontributorsalsodiscussMiller'sfictionandworkinfilm.InthelasttwentyyearsMillerhaswrittenahostofnewplaysa

3、ndtheCompanionexaminestheseworks,includingTheRideDownMountMorgan,TheLastYankee,andBrokenGlass.ThevolumecloseswithabibliographicessaywhichreviewsthekeystudiesofMiller.TheCompanionalsocontainsadetailedchronologyofMiller'sworkandillustrationsfromimportantproductions.C

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