Explore The Dramatic Effects Used By Miller In The Crucible
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Have a little read: ... (note: to achieve top grades also put in quotations and analyse them, this does not contain them but would achieve a B without them, when it should only get a G without quotes) Explore The Dramatic Effects Used By Miller In 'The Crucible' Arthur Miller was born in 1915 and was therefore only 14 when the wall street crash occurred, this obviously affected his life in a major way. His plays are often centralised upon contemporary society and the various problems that face it, which is why, at first sight, 'The Crucible' appears to be a bit 'off the track', with it being set 250 years previous to the time in which it is written. It is based around the Salem Witchtrials of the 17th Century. However, the play is in fact an oblique comment on the mass hysteria which swept America concerning a huge fear, Communism. America is a right-wing society, and
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