Event, iterability, and justice practiced in the sense of law: a derridean reading of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible by Hooti, Noorbakhsh, Ghaderi, Ali

“…Most assuredly, core to body of this Miller’s masterpiece is the Salem witch trials. Firstly, it is demonstrated how this play’s account of witch trials could be considered an event, in Derridean terms, and how the concept of iterability would function within the text. …”
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