John Proctor's Moral Responsibility in Arthur Miller's The Crucible

Belounis, Rachida

أفكار وآفاق
Volume 9, Numéro 3, Pages 251-267
2021-11-28

John Proctor's Moral Responsibility In Arthur Miller's The Crucible

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The present article aims at showing how John Proctor, the protagonist in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, can be regarded as a responsible agent in the light of Aristotle’s concept of moral responsibility.

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Arthur Miller ; The Crucible ; moral responsibility ; self-realization ; virtue ; Aristotle ; free will

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