A Theme in the Work of Two Authors, Arthur Miller and John Steinbeck: Work and its Relationship to Human Dignity and American Values

Arthur Miller and John Steinbeck are great writers of the time and are known today as clever writers. Their work is regarded as a masterpiece from critics and readers across the country, and it tells about simple problem issues, the relationship between human rights and dignity, and the common values ​​in America. Arthur Miller 's salesman' s death included a distorted view of the person about how America 's dreams and his family tormented him by submitting his family to his lover.

The story of Jordan Belfort is one of the assertions made by American literature during this period. A writer in the 20th century, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Arthur Miller, and John Steinbeck produced famous literary works such as "The Great Gatsby", "Death of The Salesman", "The Death of The Rats and People". "Grape of anger", these works challenge dreams. A dream is a dream. People will think that capitalism allows anyone to achieve all goals. This is the opposite, free companies depend entirely on the competition between private owners and small businesses, they do their best to maximize profit. This trade-off is often a moral problem, morality is thrown aside and individuals think it is "greater concern".

The relationship between animality and humanity in Steinbeck's "The Mouse and the Man" and Humanity John Steinbeck's "The Mouse and the Man" is the subject of all works. Lenny and candy are related to animals through various personality traits, such as physical appearance, mental ability, or emotional maturity. Other characters like Curley and Carlson show off their animal nature in exchange with others. - In John Steinbek's novel "The Mouse and the Man", some characters make this book funny. For example, Slim and George are two similar people in some respects, but in many other respects it is different. They all want to be leaders, but only one of them is possible. George and Slim have many features, but Slim is considered a leader of a colleague and George has reason to think that it is not. George is an ordinary person, unlike mentally retarded Lenny