The Arthur Miller

"Never fight a stranger, boy, you will never go outside the jungle." This is a sentence from the famous American playwright, Arthur Miller (1915-2005). This sentence is a summary of Miller's attitude towards life and other people's way of living. As Arthur Miller settled the economic, social and political problems of his age so that the audience can understand it, he tried to improve America by reflecting his time issues from a new perspective. Through his bold message Arthur Miller can be regarded as one of the most radical thinkers of the 20th century.

In the 1950s, Arthur Miller was accused of being one of the 320 artists blacklisted by communism and parliament (Arthur Miller: McCarthy). Arthur Miller was angry with the accusation, there was no evidence to support them, and the famous director Elia Kazan entered the House of Non-American Activities Committee and cited some of his companions as a communist ( Arthurmi Le: McCarthy), after boiling. - Arthur Miller's play "Chu 埚" focuses on contradictions and injustice of the witch trial in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. In the 17th century, Salem's restricted Puritan society was based on religious intolerance, proving adherence to faith and religious teaching through manual labor. Physical, physical, sexual desire is thought to be a threat to the workings of the devil and social structure.

In Arthur Miller 's The Crucible, a detailed investigation of Salem witch trial madness took place. Arthur Miller is an American playwright born in 1915. He grew up in a Jewish family in New York. During his time at the University of Michigan in the mid-1930s, he began to explain himself as an excellent writer. His first drama was the honor of dawn and villain. He received the Pulitzer Prize for literature in 1949 for his "salesman's death". Another important work written by Miller, "Cruel" took place in the 17 th century in Salem, Massachusetts. This is an era of bondage and suspicion that harm the whole town. When an unknown event occurs, the neighbor changes its direction to a neighbor. The accusation turned into pursuit of witch's madness which did not exist. One of the protagonists of the play is John Proctor, a person respected and respected in the town.