In his article “Family Values in Death of a Salesman,” Steven R. Centola, a deceased Professor of English at Millersville University, explains how the play Death of a Salesman is a tragedy that focuses on the social and psychological concerns within Willy Lowman. Through Willy’s bizarre behavior one can see the different aspects that divide him apart. Centola explains how the characters of the play each symbolize different aspects within Willy himself. They each are trying to voice their opinion to an already confused man, so as to help him find his way. However, due to his constant worrying of trying to raise his sons, as his father was never there when he grew up, it’s no wonder that Willy ever felt insecure in being a father. He values family,
