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Arthur Miller’s The Crucible dramatizes the most notorious of all mass trials for witchcraft. The play was inspired by Miller’s own experiences at the hands of the House Un-American Activities Committee, and “witch-hunt” has become shorthand for organized persecution, real or imagined. Our panel discusses the phenomenon and what it may tell us about mob rule and misogyny.Panellists:Jonathan Goad, director of The CrucibleJoanna E. Rapf, Emerita Professor of English and Film & Video Studies, University of Oklahoma, and Visiting Professor, Dartmouth CollegeNancy Rhoden, Associate Professor, Department of History, Western UniversityModerator:Robert Cushman, writer and journalist
Support for the Forum is generously provided by Kelly & Michael Meighen and The T.R. Meighen Family Foundation.
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