Death Of A Salesman American Dream
This essay deals with the presence of the American dream in the book "Death of a salesman" by Arthur Miller. It is a story about a man, Willy Loman, whose efforts to achieve this American dream went unrewarded, and because of this, he starts having a huge variety of problems with his family, friends and work.
The way Americans wish to live their lives, is not achieved by every single person. This is clearly seen in Willy Loman, who is a man who worked all his life as a salesman, and never achieved anything in his life " I was in the firm when your father used to carry you in his arms". So, when he realizes that he could not achieve this dream, he starts having serious psychological damage, like having flashbacks and constant contradictions,
The way Americans wish to live their lives, is not achieved by every single person. This is clearly seen in Willy Loman, who is a man who worked all his life as a salesman, and never achieved anything in his life " I was in the firm when your father used to carry you in his arms". So, when he realizes that he could not achieve this dream, he starts having serious psychological damage, like having flashbacks and constant contradictions,