Echoes down the corridor
Subtitle: collected essays, 1944-2000
By: Arthur Miller ; edited by Steven R. Centola.
Contributors: Centola, Steve, 1952-
Publisher: Penguin Books
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 332
Notes: Reprint. Originally published: New York : Viking, c2000.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: A boy grew in Brooklyn; title: University of Michigan; title: Belief in America (from Situation normal); title: A modest proposal for the pacification of the public temper; title: Concerning the boom; title: The bored and the violent; title: The Nazi trials and the German heart; title: Guilt and Incident at Vichy; title: The battle of Chicago : from the delegate's side; title: Kidnapped?; title: The Opera House in Tashkent (from In Russia); title: Making crowds; title: Miracles; title: What's wrong with this picture?; title: The limited hang-out: the dialogues of Richard Nixon as a drama of the antihero; title: Rain in a strange city; title: On true identity; title: A genuine countryman (from In the country); title: The sin of power; title: The pure in heart need no lawyers (from Chinese encounters); title: After the spring; title: Suspended in time; title: The night Ed Murrow struck back; title: Excerpt from Salesman in Beijing; title: Tennessee Williams' legacy: an eloquence and amplitude of feeling; title: The face in the mirror: anti-semitism then and now; title: Thoughts on a burned house; title: Dinner with the ambassador; title: Ibsen's warning; title: Uneasy about the Germans: after the wall; title: The measure of the man; title: Get it right: privatize executions; title: Lost horizon; title: The good old American apple pie; title: The parable of the stripper; title: Let's privatize Congress; title: On Mark Twain's Chapters from My Autobiography; title: Clinton in Salem; title: Salesman at fifty; title: The Crucible in history; title: The price-the power of the past; title: Notes on realism; title: Subsidized theatre.