The Salem Witch Trials and McCarthyism in Arthur Miller´s The Crucible

To lie, to make a false accusation, to have suspicion, to betray others, and to make others afraid are only a few of the factors leading to McCarthy in the United States. McCarthyism named after Joseph McCarthy is a false accusation that someone is a communist. Many dramatic writers are considered to be a fable of McCarthyism. Arthur Miller born in 1915 became one of America's largest writers, due to his diversity, courage, and influence on readers all over the world.

The theme of The Crucible is in the bustle and Arthur Miller talked about the terrible story of Salem witch hunt in 1692 and combined it with McCarthyism of the 1950 's. The drama reflects Miller's view and McCarthy's view, and what he considers to resemble Salem witch hunting. Proctor is the hero who Miller uses to reflect the unfairness of Salem and McCarthy's trial and how the fact died in the 1950s. In Arthur Miller's "Chura", feminism is not only allowed but also encouraged. This book shows myriad examples of feminism and shows the life of a Puritan woman during the trial of Salem Witch. The definition of feminism is the theory of gender, politics, and social equality. It is thought that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities. (Feminism - Webster) During this time, women were considered unfair

Salem deception Krugersburg is a script depicting the story of Salem Witch trials and citizens affected, written by Arthur Miller in 1953. As he is a playwright, Miller experienced this story for no reason. The indictment of Salem Witch trial resulted in the death of several innocent citizens. When the accused was tried, the testimony of the villagers basically determined their fate. Whether it is to save lives or to lie to other people, dishonest villagers have caused confusion and shocked the village of Salem to the nucleus. Krugers depicts the difference between authenticity and betrayal as an extreme behavior occurring between life and death. Among the crucibles, the most notable people are Abigail Williams, John Procter and Mary Warren. If it was not due to Salem people 's lies and deception the Salem Witches trial may have never reached such shame.

Arthur Miller's 1953 drama "Chura" can be regarded as a fable of McCarthyism in the 1950s. Miller games are scheduled for 1692 during Salem Witch training. After the strange behavior of some young girls was attributed to magic, the Salem people were swallowed by panic. In less than a year, about 200 people were prosecuted with magic, of whom nearly 20 were sentenced to death. In the 1950s, Senator Joseph McCarthy used a red panic to claim that more than 200 government members were communists. McCarthy 's Communist criticism has a similar effect on Salem' s magical criticism. People's reputation and life are broken. In contrast to the contemporary events of that era, Miller got permission to create historical events in "Kuzushi".