death of salesman!!
Arthur Miller is a highly proclaimed author who believes that success is based onan opinion rather than a set of rules to live by. In his play, Death of a Salesman, Miller presents a realistic approach to the ideas behind the American Dream. Death of a Salesman has three basic themes supported by the motifs. In addition to these three themes and motifs there is a central idea running through the play. As the play progresses, the motifs merge in such a way as to support the themes and primary idea. In Arthur Miller's play, Death of a Salesman, he reveals three major themes that contribute greatly to a primary idea included in the play. Miller brings out a theme concerning phoniness in the play. The lack of one's ability to come to realization with beliefs and ideas can lead to phoniness, which can eventually lead to destruction. Materialism and success is another theme that is expressed throughout this play. Miller uses Willy Loman to exhibit that the fabrication of material possessions leading to success is a falsehood. Another idea Miller expresses is that American's have a tendency to idolize heroes who are attractive, wealthy, "well-liked", and successful. Arthur Miller's primary idea behind this play
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Approximate Word count = 1531
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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