Speech Acts in Literature

"Miller's recent productions form a unique body of work in their own right. They are distinctive and utterly memorable in their radical differences from each other and their willingness to take extreme risks and assume ethical responsibility for their singular experiments. His seemingly insatiable creative rage remains one of the irreplaceable performances in the worlds of letters and culture."-Henry Sussman, SUNY, Buffalo "Miller develops a set of provocative conclusions about the ethical and political implications of the power inherent in speech acts. . . . This book will be invaluable to anyone interested in the implications of literary theory for religious ethics."-Religious Studies Review