Readings on All my sons / Christopher J. Smith, book editor.

Contributor Smith, Christopher, 1963-

Imprint:San Diego, CA : Greenhaven Press, c2001.

Description192 p. : port. ; 23 cm.

Note:Storming the fortress of unrelatedness / Arthur Miller. - Remembering All My Sons / Arthur Miller. - World War II and the burden of moral responsibility in All My Sons / Sheila Huftel. - The public and private environments of All My Sons / Tom Scanlan. - The challenge of being moral in a corrupt world / Benjamin Nelson. - Surface meanings and deeper implications / Ramesh K. Srivastava. - The mystery of the human heart / Arving R. Wells. - An intricately structured play / June Schlueter. - A taut mystery that operates on three levels of significance / Neil Carson. - All My Sons was deeply influenced by Sophocles and Ibsen / Robert Hogan. - Emotional power is sacrificed for the sake of structural integrity / Ronald Hayman. - Generational conflict in All My Sons / Dinkar Burathoki. - The emotional costs of denial / Steven R. Centola. - Chris Keller's failure as a moral force / Barry Gross. - A social drama infused with tragic undercurrents / Santosh K. Bhatia. - An overly contrived play / Edward Murra. - A triumph of concentrated intensity / Dennis Welland.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (p. 184-186) and index.

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