who was arthur miller influenced by?
Henrik Ibsen
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 In her analysis of Miller 's fiction , Rose Secrest connects this theme directly to one of Miller 's earlier short fiction works , quoting a passage from " The Ties that Bind " , published in the May 1954 edition of If magazine : " All societies go through three phases .... First there is the struggle to integrate in a hostile environment . Then , after integration , comes an explosive expansion of the culture @-@ conquest .... Then a withering of the mother culture , and the rebellious rise of young cultures . " 

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 Hergé also declared Mark Twain an influence , although this admiration may have led him astray when depicting Incas as having no knowledge of an upcoming solar eclipse in Prisoners of the Sun , an error T. F. Mills attributed to an attempt to portray " Incas in awe of a latter @-@ day ' Connecticut Yankee ' " . 

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 Miller 's personality — love of the contest , rather than victory , and his larger @-@ than @-@ life rebelliousness and carousing — helped both shape and limit his cricketing career , as he espoused the opposite of the more puritanical values of Donald Bradman , his captain and later national selector . Neville Cardus referred to Miller as " the Australian in excelsis " ; Daily Mail sportswriter Ian Wooldridge 's response was " By God he was right " . This status was reflected when Miller was made one of the ten inaugural members of the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame . 

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 As a young man , Tom Kahn " was gay but wanted to be straight ... It was a different world then " , according to Rachelle Horowitz . He had a short relationship with a member of the Young People 's Socialist League ( YPSL ) : 

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 Kahn ( along with Horowitz and Norman Hill ) helped Rustin and A. Philip Randolph to plan the 1963 March on Washington , at which Martin Luther King , Jr. delivered his " I have a dream " speech . For this march , Kahn also ghost wrote the speech of A. Philip Randolph , the senior leader of the civil @-@ rights movement and the African @-@ American labor movement . Kahn 's analysis of the civil @-@ rights movement influenced Bayard Rustin ( who was the nominal author of Kahn 's 1964 – 1965 essay " From protest to politics " ) , Stokely Carmichael , and William Julius Wilson . 
