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INDEX
After the Fall, 104 -5
Alger, Horatio, 12
All My Sons, 33 -34, 39, 50, 67, 71,
104
"American Theater, The," 154 n.20
Atkinson, Brooks, 5
Balzac, Honoré de, 67
Barnwell, George, 17
Bates, Barclay W., 152
Beckerman, Bernard, 122
Ben, 86 ; and Linda, 118 ; and Willy,
19, 62, 64, 70, 121, 145, 150 ; and
Willy's suicide, 150
Bentley, Eric, 2, 59, 108 : on Miller,
153 n.15, 154 -55n.28
Bernard, 85 -86; and Willy, 25, 86, 105
Beyer, William: on Linda, 155 -56n.37
Bible, the, 51
Biff: and Ben, 138 ; and epiphany, 110 ;
and failure, 25, 101, 143, 145 ; as
Salesman's moral focus, 108 ; and
Linda, 145 ; and Happy, 87 ; and
masculinity, 138 ; and monotony,
105 ; and sports, 138 ; and success,
103 ; and Willy, 19, 20 -22, 101 -10,
129 ; and Willy's suicide, 6, 150 -51
Bigsby, C. W. E., 31
Birth of Tragedy, The ( Nietzche), 7
Brecht, Bertolt, 98
Brown, Ivor, 5
Brown, John Mason, 5
Buechner, Georg, 51
Cabot, Ephraim ( Desire under the
Elms), 51
Carnegie, Andrew, 83 -84
Carnegie, Dale, 12
"Certain Private Conversations in Two
Acts and a Requiem," 112
Charley, 1, 16, 24, 27, 50, 52 -55, 85 ‐
86, 88, 95 -96, 105 -6: and com-
munist propaganda, 36 ; and
conformity, 85 ; and Willy's epi-
taph, 5, 13, 24, 150
Clurman, Harold, 31
Cobb, Lee J., 106
Collected Plays, 1, 59, 71, 77, 107,
155 n.37
Conwell, Russell H., 83
Coriolanus (Coriolanus), 3
Crucible, The, 15 : and Salesman, 67
Daily Worker, The, 36
Death of a Salesman: and its conclusion,
105 ; as "anti-myth," 30 ; as classic
tragedy, 80 -81; and existentialism,
100 ; as family drama, 81 ; and its
first Broadway staging, 58, 107 -8,
154 n.20; and The Great Gatsby,
110 ; as "high tragedy," 8 ; its Jewish
elements, 2, 4, 29 -30, 50, 56 n.1,
100 ; and its language, 20, 50 ; as
"low tragedy," 8 ; its lyricism, 101 ;
and Marxism, 6, 17 ; and Miller's
confusion, 2, 9 -10, 20 -21, 51, 58 ;
and its original title, 107 ; its origins
as a short story, 99 ; its portrayal
of women, 152 ; and pragmatism,
103 ; and its scenic design, 51, 113,
119 ; as social drama, 104
Desire under the Elms ( O'Neill), 51
Double, The ( Dostoyevsky), 94
Dream Play, The ( Strindberg), 51
Dunnock, Mildred, 154 n.20
Dworkin, Martin, 46

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