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    David Mamet

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    David Mamet, an American playwriter and director. Grew up in a suburb of Chicago in the late 1940s, early 50s. His childhood was not always happy, Mamet’s sister once said that there was a lot of emotional violence growing up. Mamet first began to gain an interest in theater from his uncle due to his help landing him some small roles. Before he was a famous playwright, he was an actor and director. He also found St. Nicolas Theater Company. His first successful play was American Buffalo. It has…

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    The short story 'Harrison Bergeron', composed by Kurt Vonnegurt Jr.and the novel 'The Giver' by Lois Lowry both offer a subject of constrained fairness, and how absurd and troublesome it is to oversee. In both writings, the goverment is controlling the residents in light of the fact that the consider it to be a perfect society. Both are stories that occur in universes that fake utopias they put on a show to be perfect, to have no flaws of any kind, however truth be told, they are only…

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    Ever been accused of something you didn’t do, chances are you weren’t seeing death as a punishment. The Crucible is a play written by Arthur Miller that visualizes the historic hysteria that was the Salem witch trials. The play set in Salem, Massachusetts the main protagonist John Proctor a wealthy landowning man who is centered of the accused of being witches while innocent, and at the end of the play he ripped up his confession condemning himself to death, and that was the right decision,…

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    DeMarcus Cousins name is again being dragged in the rumor mills as of late. Recent reports are saying that he might be on his way to the Washington Wizards to join forces with John Wall before the trade deadline expires in February. Cousins have been a familiar figure of trade rumors for a couple of months. Since last year, he'd been vocal about his dissatisfied feeling with regards to the situation of the Sacramento Kings and the structure of their roster. Some say that he is also tired of…

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    examples of extreme mob mentality are the Holocaust, the French Revolution and the Salem Witch Trials. The Crucible is an adaptation of the Salem Witch Trials that shows how mob mentality can have a negative effect. In his play The Crucible, Arthur MIller uses Abigail and the other girls to show that mob mentality is a threat to order in their society. The first time Abigail and the other girls act as a group when they were dancing in the forest. At the start of the play the girls had been…

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    Jim Crace's Quarantine

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    Jim Crace, the author of Quarantine, was born at Brocket Hall, England. When Crace decided to go to school, he ended up going to the University of London. There, he edited a local newspaper while earning a degree in English Literature in 1968. Soon after graduating, Crace traveled around the world and became exposed to many different cultures. While he was abroad, he assisted writing and producing educational programs for a television network. Finally in 1976, he started to work on his own as a…

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    Should people always face their fears? What is The Crucible Aming to tell the audiences today? The Crucible by Arthur Miller written in 1953 has a lot of Hysteria and fear in it. Abigail and the other girls were saying that some individuals are involved in witchcraft. The Crucible is aiming to tell the audiences that people should be more careful when it comes to hysteria and how there can be awful things that can happen when we do get caught up in hysteria. A Crucible is a severe test or…

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    Communists on TrialArthur Miller was widely successful in connecting the past Salem Witch Trials with the era of McCarthyism he lived in. The witch trials and McCarthyism were both times in America’s past that irrational fear led to paranoia and mass hysteria. Both of these events were practices of accusing someone of either being a witch or of having communist ties, with no substantially justified evidence. Arthur Miller demonstrates this success with his play, The Crucible. Miller drew up…

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    The play “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller was about this group of girls who go into the forest , and then they had started dancing . While they were dancing , Reverend Parris had seen them and asked Abigail if they have trafficked with spirits. One other key events of the story is that, Abigail Williams has also had an affair with Elizabeth Proctor’s husband John Proctor.The author’s purpose of this story is to inform the readers on what had happened during the Salem Witch Trial in the town…

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    Jack Song CRWT 102-28 Professor Konstantinidis 10/19/15 The Crucible Arthur Miller’s The Crucible explores the mass hysteria and delusion inspired by the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. The Puritan society escaped to America to freely practice their religion; they are a religious, closely bound group. In the town, rules and morals are more religion based instead of any form of government; residents must have the Ten Commandments memorized and follow the Bible closely. In the book the town of Salem…

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