Arthur Millers America Theater Culture In A Time Of Change Brater by Brater, Enoch, Editor instant download after payment.

1 online resource (xii, 268 pages) :, Arthur Miller is probably the single most important figure in the history of American theatre. This title reflects the many dimensions of Miller's work, as well as looking at how theatre today represents the volatile culture from which it derives its rich, imaginative life, Includes bibliographical references and index, Early days, early works / Enoch Brater -- The Timebends world / Frank Gagliano -- Arthur Miller and the drama of American liberalism / Mike Sell -- Teaching the unseen presence in Miller's plays / Bruce J. Mann -- All my sons / Patricia D. Denison -- Setting the scene / Austin E. Quigley -- The symbolist scenography of Arthur Miller / Arnold Aronson -- From technology to trope / Andrew Sofer -- The misfits and American culture / Laurence Goldstein -- Miller, Monroe, and the remaking of Jewish masculinity / Jonathan Freedman -- The American clock / Peter W. Ferran -- \"Vaudeville at the edge of the cliff\" / Toby Zinman -- An interview with Patrick Stewart / Toby Zinman -- The late plays of Arthur Miller / Robert Scanlan -- Manipulating Miller / Ruby Cohn -- In Willy Loman's garden / Deborah R. Geis -- Theorizing Salesman / Elinor Fuchs -- William Bolcom's A view from the bridge and American opera / Enoch Brater -- A conversation with Arthur Miller / Enoch Brater -- Afterword / Mel Gussow, Print version record, Electronic reproduction. [S.l.] : HathiTrust Digital Library, Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002, digitized 2010