1. Arthur Miller
... to prevent history frm repeating itself. Miller does not use an ordinary plot in The Crucible. ... tension inheres in episodic conflicts rather than in an over-all advancing action. The sense of an evolving general situation, so well achieved by tight structure in The Crucible... is larg y gone (Heilman 151). Heilman states that ... Death of a Salesman, reflects Jens Kistrup (855). In Death of a Salesman and The Crucible Miller seems to demonstrate a superiority to other American dramatists in the representative interpretation of universal dimensions of accumulated experience. He tries t...
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