Miller Recounts McCarthy Era, Origins of "The Crucible"

Arthur Miller, a world-renowned playwright widely recognized as a pioneer in American drama, was born in his anti-communist hysteria experience in the 1940s and 1950s and "a crucible that was born in Monday afternoon speech "I explained about.

Miller's speech was entitled "History around you", focusing on Congressional investigations about his feelings about living in his private life and his "abnormal art work", the independent science center's speech It was handed over to the audience.

The dramatic development of the 1694 "Salam Witch case" as Republican Representative of the Republic of Wisconsin Republic Joseph Mccarthy, "Krusselsburg" led the country to search for communists filled with allegories of the atmosphere of "magical" atmosphere It was. The US government Miller said the search "makes the country troublesome".

Miller also wrote the Pulitzer Prize winner "The Death of a Salesman", McCarthy and the anti-Communist forces said "It is ridiculous."

When the Colombian film company was preparing to release the movie version of "Salesman's Death", he said that he began experience in the so-called McCarthy era, the mirror said. As many executives believe that theater is anti-capitalist, Colombia urged Miller to sign anti-Communist declaration. He refused.

However, rather than so, Mr. Miller said he was increasingly irritated by hysterical harassment because anti-communist "paranoia" swept across the country.

Krugersburg was a fable of the McCarthy era written by Arthur Miller in 1953. An American playwright. The McCarthy era is a symbol of Senator McCarthy being afraid of stimulating communism. He kept searching for those who disagree with his view. Mirror's intention is that the drama is to imitate his own background (him himself), John Procter is obviously a mirror reflection. The witch in the play symbolizes communism. "Boiled" means both "container for melting or refining metals by heating" and "strict test". Miller explained the village of Salem as "container" and its contents; Salem fears the residents of God and their feelings

Arthur Miller 's The Crucible represents the 1692 Salem Witchcraft trial, but it is similar to McCarthy' s trial in the 1950 's. In both cases extensive hysteria arises from the existing fear of people in this particular age. Salem's magic trial is similar to the McCarthy era in three respects. Unfounded accusations, hostile interrogation against countless innocent people, and destruction and death of the lives of various people. - Arthur Miller's crucible hypothesis "I would like to open myself ... I want the light of God, I want the sweet love of Jesus I dance for the devil; I am his I wrote, I saw him, I returned to Jesus, I kissed his hand I saw the devil and Sarah I saw the devil and Gudi · Osborne I saw the devil and the bishop "Abigail Williams said this sentence, he claimed to be a gift from God, but as we have seen it is her own demon I understood it.

Arthur Miller wrote his script "The Crucible" as a response to the strategy of terror in the McCarthy era. When seeing friends and colleagues classified as Communists and on the blacklist, Miller turned to Salem's witch hunt as a model to solve the problem artistically. The important theme of the McCarthy era and the crucible era was reputation and "having a good name". At the end of the script, John Procter refused to admit magic to save his life. When asked why, he made a passionate speech about the importance of reputation.