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Deceit, family and justice in Miller and Ibsen's plays Crucible, All My Sons and Ghosts

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2016
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The main goal of this M.A. Thesis is to examine the modern drama in general, along with the most influential figures of the period, namely Arthur Miller and Henrik Ibsen. They are considered to be the prominent play-writes in the modern era. Arthur Miller is well-known for his tragic plays of which I pick up the two, Crucible and All My Sons to study. Secondly, I focus on Henrik Ibsen's famous play, Ghosts. I would say that Arthur Miller and Henrik Ibsen are the two powerful authors of the modern drama and their plays are the most interesting and credible ones as far as the modern drama is concerned. But the important question is what their plays can show us about contemporary individuals, morality, and social reality. This study has variety answers to this question and many other questions about the three plays. I try to consider the major themes which are related with the intrinsic elements of the plays and tackle them through a discussion of the general aspects of the era. The major themes that the plays deal with are Lies and deceit, family, and justice. I think it is plain and clear that we cannot dissociate any of the themes from the majority of the plays written throughout the history of drama. Keywords: Family, Deceit, Justice, Crucible, All My Sons, Ghosts, Henrik Ibsen,Arthur Miller, play.

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Ahmed Azeez Mohammed

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Ahmed Azeez Mohammed (Master Thesis). Deceit, family and justice in Miller and Ibsen's plays Crucible, All My Sons and Ghosts, 2016, İstanbul Aydın University.

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