7.2.1
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Miller’s stagecraft was heavily influenced by the Realist movement of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries and other playwrights such as such as Anton Chekhov and Henrik Ibsen.
Influences
Influences
- Miller’s stagecraft was heavily influenced by the Realist (or Naturalist) movement of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries which sought to re-establish the theatre’s links to the real world after a period where drama had confined itself to the fantastical.
Other playwrights
Other playwrights
- Miller followed the examples of playwrights such as Anton Chekhov (1860-1804) and Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) whose drama foregrounded social and psychological realism, looking to capture real life on stage through plot, dialogue, acting, stage design, costume, props etc.
All My Sons (1947)
All My Sons (1947)
- Miller’s first success, All My Sons (1947), is written purely in the realist or naturalist tradition.
1Introduction
1.1Introductions
2Act One
3Act Two
4Extended Passage Analysis
5Character Profiles
5.1Willy & Linda Loman
5.2Biff & Happy Loman
5.3Other Characters
6Key Themes
7Writing Techniques
7.1Structure
7.3Expressionism
8Historical Context
8.1Historical Context
9Literary Context
9.1Tragedy
10Critical Debates
10.1Introduction
10.2The Marxist Reading
10.3The Feminist Reading
10.4The Eco-Critical Reading
10.5Other Debates
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1Introduction
1.1Introductions
2Act One
3Act Two
4Extended Passage Analysis
5Character Profiles
5.1Willy & Linda Loman
5.2Biff & Happy Loman
5.3Other Characters
6Key Themes
7Writing Techniques
7.1Structure
7.3Expressionism
8Historical Context
8.1Historical Context
9Literary Context
9.1Tragedy
10Critical Debates
10.1Introduction
10.2The Marxist Reading
10.3The Feminist Reading
10.4The Eco-Critical Reading
10.5Other Debates
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