Arthur Miller Society Arthur Miller is an important force in American drama. Arthur Miller was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1949 for Death of a Salesman. He has come to be considered one of the greatest dramatists in the history of the American Theatre, and his plays, a fusion of naturalistic and expressionistic techniques, continue to be widely produced. His major characters are ordinary and suffering individuals seemingly trapped by naturalistic circumstances. And yet, Miller points out, they have dignity if not human greatness.
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The museum section provides an extensive photograph archive as well as a collection of commemorative statements about Percy. The library area offers interviews, literary criticism, essays and teaching resources about the writing of Percy, as well as a links library to other scholarly resources. The late Professor Bain of the English Department at UNC-CH asked his colleagues in Southern studies to help him identify the one hundred most important Southern literary texts. The list he compiled forms the basis of this project. It also will shortly list books to be reviewed.