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    prominent in the culture‚ the man went to work the wife stayed home and took care of the kids‚ but some literary works defied these norms and what was considered socially taboo. One author in particular‚ Arthur Miller argues against conformity by talking about many socially taboo topics such

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    When Willy awakes the next morning‚ Biff and Happy have already left‚ Biff to see Bill Oliver and Happy to mull over the “Florida idea” and go to work. Willy‚ in high spirits with the prospect of the “Florida idea‚” mentions that he would like to get some seeds and plant a small garden in the yard. Linda‚ pleased with her husband’s hopeful mood‚ points out that there is not enough sun. Willy replies that they will have to get a house in the country. Linda reminds Willy to ask his boss‚ Howard‚ for

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    Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman depicts one man’s tragic life and death as he tries to free and unmerited favor of God into his family. While reading Death of a Salesman from a Psychological stand point allows you to see the struggle and the downfall of one man’s fight trying to be very successful but also fail at being successful. Many of us wonder if Willy committing suicide is actually his own fault. Willy is confused by a system that drives its men into a frantic scare when it comes to

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    mankind is man‚ man’s inescapable problem is himself (Brown‚ 306).’" Miller accurately puts into words what every person thinks‚ feels‚ or worries about‚ but often has trouble expressing. By the use of symbolism‚ Arthur Miller portrays Willy’s (along with the other Lowmans’) problems with family life‚ the society‚ and himself in Death of a Salesman.

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    Although Death of a Salesman is not a direct critique of the American dream‚ Arthur Miller strives to show the damaging effects of the idea on the lives of the society. Throughout his life‚ Willy Loman has created a distorted image of the American dream‚ which proved to be the cause for his downfall. The protagonist believed that being well-liked‚ as opposed to hard work and ambition‚ is the key to success. The real tragedy is that Loman became so entangled in his dream that he ignored such values

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    Essay Outline: The Death of a Salesman Thesis: Through a strict image of success‚ the creation of a metaphorical planned obsolesce is inevitable within a family. a) When a father’s family is bounded by his own definition of success it creates a larger chance of derailment in the future. Planned obsolesce - first stage - is working well no signs of error As much as someone may want to keep control of something‚ it can be just as easy to lose control Can cause for a family to appear greater than

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    Relationships in Death of a Salesman The father son relationships of Willy‚ Biff‚ and Happy in Death of a Salesman change throughout the play. Willy wanted his sons to be well liked and successful even from any early age. As adults Biff and Happy are not the successful men their father wanted and Willy will not accept who they are. He lies to himself by exaggerating his sons’ jobs and ambitions. Willy will not accept the truth. Willy’s flashbacks show why relationships are strained as well as the

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    He can hardly find work‚ and lies to Linda about his income. “I did five hundred gross in Providence and seven hundred gross in Boston” (pg 218). After Linda takes the time to calculate‚ he comes clean and admits he didn’t do so well. He later expresses that he’s not “noticed”(pg 219)‚ Linda soothes

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    The Role of Pride in Death of a Salesman The story of Willy Loman and his family is one that is rather well known in America. Some may even consider it a classic. This moving play discusses the concepts of hope‚ family roles‚ betrayal and pride. All four contain a very powerful message that serve as good life lessons. Throughout this piece we encounter countless acts of failure‚ acts that‚ unlike others‚ Willy refuses to admit to. The main character‚ Willy‚ has a huge sense of pride‚ it seems to

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    The human world has always been a place of struggle - the struggle of those whose instincts tell them what to do‚ come what may‚ and those striving for the respect going both ways. This has formed the societies all around the world‚ different yet rather similar in their core‚ looking for tolerance‚ respect and equity. They passed laws regulating social relationships; they had unwritten laws‚ too. But this was never enough. Until the people at last found the perfect means of translating

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