Death of a Salesman

An analytical study Arthur Miller, a leading playwright of America, in his play Death of a Salesman (1949), focuses on the dream of every American during the recession period of 1930’s and during the period of the war thereafter. In the play, the protagonist, Willy Loman, represents the dream of…

Throughout Death of a Salesman, Miller consistently returns to what constitutes the nature of success. While the American Dream necessarily carried with it connotations of idealism and the exceptional nature of American society, Miller’s version explores the anatomy of this dream, exposing it for its faults and failures. With the…

In Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, the protagonist Willy Loman is shown to be chasing the quintessential American dream, the one which involves good social status, a happy family, money, and social and economic respectability. However, Arthur Miller has in fact, outlined the hollowness behind such a chase. The…

Death of a Salesman written by Arthur Miller is an anatomy of the American dream. American dream as portrayed by American government is success for all who ever excels but Willy Lowman, the protagonist of the play fails to achieve that success in the course of the play. Willy Lowman…

This essay presents a deep insight of the vision of loss and defeat in modern American dramas; The glass Menagerie and Death of Salesman focusing on different themes that relates to the American culture. The work of Arthur Miller and William Tennessee has analyzed the modified image of loss that…

‘Death of a Salesman’ is a drama written by Arthur Miller in the late 1950’s based on the imaginary characters. This book is a brilliant prediction of problems created in the developing economies. It’s a story of the Loman family which is a perfect reflection of Modern Era families for…

Introduction Death of a Salesman is a 1949 play ed by an American dramatist and playwright, Mr. Arthur Miller. This play is an account of the main character’s life, Willy Loman, who has lived a depressing life for sixty years. Willy is a man struggling with insecurities because he is not able to meet his life’s targets. This…

At the very start of Arthur Miller’s play, Death of a Salesman, the reader is conscious of impending tragedy because of the obvious implications of the title. Again, the word ‘requiem’ in the sub-title, which means a solemn chant for the repose of the dead, warns of grief. Act I…

“Death of a Salesman Biff’s Behavior. Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman” is an immensely moving drama which narrates the story of Willy Loman’s life as a travelling salesman, and his mental breakdown at the end of his failed career. As the play moves towards its inevitable, tragic end, the…

The play Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller is of particular interest due to the fact that it gives the reader an opportunity to reflect on many important life issues, including the idea of the American dream. In addition, the play gives a picture of the husband-wife relationship between…