Context of The Crucible - Arthur Miller

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00:00:00 Intro and the fear of communism in Arthur Miller's context 00:06:41 Religion in Arthur Miller's context 00:08:50 Gender stereotypes in Arthur Miller's context

[@characterization1067]

I was doing research for my podcast and this is by far the best explanation I found for Arthur Miller's work. I will be referencing this video as educational material for the episode. Thank you so much.

[@tamaracakmak6781]

came for a video on the context of Miller's Crucible, ended up with the narrator giving capitalism a hand job

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Wonderful explanation. Thumbs up.

[@SchoolingOnline]

Thank you!

[@michelehood8837]

This is a great synopsis 👍

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Fantastic explanation❤

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[@sare9208]

Great video. Thanks a lot!

[@SchoolingOnline]

Glad it helped!

[@Leslie961]

Thank you for the video.

[@RocketSoph]

2:15 Communism doesn't have any currency whatsoever, so there wouldn't be income. There would be equal rights though for things like healthcare, food, water, everything. We wouldn't have to buy anything in order to survive. Plus, the government(or the bourgeoise) wouldn't be taking over the businesses like milking cows or whatever. It would be the workers(proletariats). Everyone would be involved with getting their own stuff

[@materialgirly]

Thank you!

[@AlanGutuzzo]

Nice video, thanks!

[@overwatchh]

Joseph R. McCarthy not P. btw

[@Ryanfelins3426]

The explanation of communism and capitalism was regrettable

[@jackisgallant]

10:30 _Stereotypes?_

[@annabouillon8797]

Actually father knows best featured a character that was a female doctor of anthropology that knew the mother.

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[@tristramshamdy]

You got my attention until you came with the two cows story.

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Brillante!

[@christopherlangdon4846]

The concern about Communism was very real. They liked 200 million people on the 20th Century

[@lyn.g4547]

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[@williamrohan3888]

Nice video, but 1. America isn't a democracy, its a constitutional republic. This is a very important fact that keeps being forgotten. 2. While many could argue otherwise communism isn't as ideal as this video made it sound, not according to history. It doesn't make sense for people to get so scared over it, if you don't explain why it was a problem. 3. The last two points about gender and the nuclear family seemed out of place. I don't care what you think about those points, as it doesn't effect me, but it doesn't really make sense to be brought up. Other than the point that yes, women were not treated as well as they should have been in those days. I think the many point Arthur Miller was trying to make is that when fear overrides reason society becomes terrible.

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[@christopherlangdon4846]

Crappy play by the Communist plsyright

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