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Summary
The Crucible summary What was the life of America like during the 1950s? Is religiousness of the society of the novel real of just a social game? How does the execution of a man go against the religion?
Symbolism
Symbolism in "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller What do the witch trials represent in terms of the religion? How did the inability of the court to make correct judgments influence the characters of the story? What social group remained the most unprotected one back in the Americas 1950s?
Sexuality in Arthur Millers The Crucible Why is John Proctor the embodiment of the sexual repression in Arthur Millers The Crucible? Why are the sexual relations negated by the society? In what way the suppression of the sexuality result in the tragic end of the novel?
Compare and Contrast
"North and South" and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" comparison essay Why are Gaskells "North and South" and Stevensons "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" synonyms of opposition? How is the struggle of the individual against the society described in Gaskells "North and South" and Stevensons "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"? What are the personalities of the main characters of the book?
Character Analysis
The characters and the society How can be Ralph depicted as a decent civilized citizen, who respects the order (the law)? What character represents such virtue as the science and the intellectual heritage of the society? Why do brutal characteristics of the society dominate over its virtues?