Book contents
- The Arthur Miller Tapes
- Reviews
- Frontispiece
- The Arthur Miller Tapes
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Timeline
- Introduction
- 1 Beginnings
- 2 Michigan
- 3 Mary Slattery
- 4 Brooklyn
- 5 The Federal Theatre, Library of Congress and Radio Plays
- 6 The Man Who Had All the Luck and All My Sons
- 7 Death of a Salesman
- 8 The Waldorf Conference
- 9 The Crucible
- 10 A View from the Bridge
- 11 House Un-American Activities Committee
- 12 Mary and Marilyn
- 13 Inge
- 14 After the Fall and Daniel
- 15 The Price and Vietnam
- 16 The Eighties
- 17 The Nineties
- 18 Resurrection Blues
- 19 Theatre
- 20 Looking Back
- 21 Arthur Miller at Eighty
- 22 Arthur Miller at Eighty-Five
18 - Resurrection Blues
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Book contents
- The Arthur Miller Tapes
- Reviews
- Frontispiece
- The Arthur Miller Tapes
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Timeline
- Introduction
- 1 Beginnings
- 2 Michigan
- 3 Mary Slattery
- 4 Brooklyn
- 5 The Federal Theatre, Library of Congress and Radio Plays
- 6 The Man Who Had All the Luck and All My Sons
- 7 Death of a Salesman
- 8 The Waldorf Conference
- 9 The Crucible
- 10 A View from the Bridge
- 11 House Un-American Activities Committee
- 12 Mary and Marilyn
- 13 Inge
- 14 After the Fall and Daniel
- 15 The Price and Vietnam
- 16 The Eighties
- 17 The Nineties
- 18 Resurrection Blues
- 19 Theatre
- 20 Looking Back
- 21 Arthur Miller at Eighty
- 22 Arthur Miller at Eighty-Five
Summary
In 2002 came Resurrection Blues, a satire set in part in South America but making comments on America, as well as offering a comment on religion, which he suggests is simultaneously dangerous and a source of stability and ethical consciousness. Now it is no more than a cult easily accommodated to political and economic purposes. In this play, he explains, it has ceded territory to a secular faith in a debased capitalism.
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- The Arthur Miller TapesA Life In His Own Words, pp. 289 - 292Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2026
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