Arthur Miller's The crucible by Bloom, Harold instant download

Arthur Miller's The crucible by Bloom, Harold instant download

109 p. ; 23 cm, Includes bibliographical references (p.94-99) and index, John Hale makes \"A modest enquiry into the nature of witchcraft\" (1702) -- Robert A. Martin considers Miller's use of Salem history in The crucible -- Santosh K. Bhatia on Miller's use of irony in The crucible -- Arthur Miller discusses first steps in writing The crucible -- Karen Bovard looks at competition, sexuality, and power in the lives of Puritan women -- Enoch Brater discusses the play's historical parallels -- Steven R. Centola examines the possibility for human redemption in the Puritan community -- D. Quentin Miller on good versus evil, black versus white, and religion versus witchcraft -- Jeffrey D. Mason offers some thoughts on Abigail -- Christopher Bigsby on the theme of betrayal in The crucible