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Death of a Salesman

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  • © 1989

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Authors:
  1. Bernard F. Dukore
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Part of the book series: Text and Performance (TEPE)

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Table of contents (20 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages 1-7
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  2. Text

    1. Introduction

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 9-11

    2. Language

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 12-13

    3. What Happened When

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 13-16

    4. American Dreams, America, Americans

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 16-21

    5. Characters

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 21-29

    6. Dramatic Structure

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 30-33

    7. Tragedy?

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 33-41

    8. Witch Hunts

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 41-43

    9. Language

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 43-45

    10. Authority and the Individual

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 45-47

    11. Characters

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 47-53

    12. Dramatic Structure

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 53-60

    13. Tragedy?

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 60-63

  3. Performance

    1. Introduction

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 64-66

    2. Direction

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 66-73

    3. Scenery and Lighting

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 74-77

    4. Acting

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 77-91

    5. Direction

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 91-96

    6. Scenery and Lighting

      • Bernard F. Dukore
      Pages 96-98
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An examination of two of America's best-known plays. Part 1 revolves around the key aspects of the plays' relationship to America, and in Part 2 special emphasis is placed on the Broadway productions of "Death of a Salesman" in 1949 and the 1953, 1965 and 1980 productions of "The Crucible".

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