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Death of a Salesman is a Jewish play precisely because it isn’t Jewish, writes Karen Hartman, in an essay for Nextbook on Arthur Miller’s Judaism, “domesticity built around absence, an ache the size of history.”
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Death of a Salesman is a Jewish play precisely because it isn’t Jewish, writes Karen Hartman, in an essay for Nextbook on Arthur Miller’s Judaism, “domesticity built around absence, an ache the size of history.”