Arthur Miller’s play shines light on the fact that the American society that Willy Loman lives in is dominated by money. He is trying to keep family out of debt on a commissioner's salary and his sons make barely enough money to support themselves let alone help their father out with the bills. In Willy Loman’s world being well liked is an important value that he believes is needed to succeed.He even tries to install this belief in Biff as he is helping him prepare for his interview.
Isherwood thinks that the play “Death of a salesman” is relevant for Americans now because the issues of society and those living in it that are discussed in the play are expanding and becoming more relevant in today’s society. He wrote, “ In more than half-century
Isherwood thinks that the play “Death of a salesman” is relevant for Americans now because the issues of society and those living in it that are discussed in the play are expanding and becoming more relevant in today’s society. He wrote, “ In more than half-century