All My Sons

In the performance of Arthur Miller's "all sons", the word "father" means the kindness and innocence of Chris Keller. Chris and his father Joe have a close relationship. Joe did everything what he did for Chris for his life. When he retires, his entire factory is for Chris. One problem with the whole script is that Joe is innocent to the death of 21 pilots who have parts of the Joe factory where Joe is on board the plane. Chris is convinced that his father is not participating in these deaths and I am convinced that Joe's partner Herbert Dev fully owns its responsibility.

The first public success of Miller was Focus (1945), a novel about anti-Semitism, but in two years it became an important playwright named "My Son". All My Sons is an episode of the manufacturer of the fault-to-war material, strongly indicating the influence of Henrik Ibsen. In 1949, due to the death of a salesman, Miller got a reputation as one of the most important playwrights in the country. As the son of a traditional social realism salesman Mix, as the son of a mirror teenager, works with a more experimental structure of combination, including the protagonist Willy · Loman, time and smooth leap, the most traditional memory . Roman plays him in his defeat and is an American prototype with obsession with his own delusions of victims for success. Miller was awarded the Tony Award at the death of a salesman and the Pulitzer Prize

In "My Sons", Miller Arthur addressed the conflict between father and son in the context of war. With "the death of a salesman", he again began a struggle between the father and his son, but the discussion is that men (Willie Loman) destroy their daily lives for business and family, and from the background to the war moved. Miller once again abandoned the conflict between men and society, which collided with suicide and the everlasting constant world. Miller was quite complete showing the background of suicide, but I could not show that his hero deeply understood his consequences. Willy 's father opened the way for homemade merchants and sold flutes across the country. Willy's older brother is the next stage: this man is a self-employed outside the United States.

2. What sort of American social life or family life did "death of a salesman" exist? Or, what makes a romant a tragic hero?

Miller **: ** Well, Willy Loman is based on him ... I was standing in the hall of the Boston Colonial Theater for 47 years. I have not seen him, Oh, maybe fifteen years. I saw him come out of the theater at the end of the show. I always liked to see him, so I was very happy to see him. At the end of the manuscript, there was tears in his eyes. He looked at me. We face each other. When he mentioned the eldest son, he never saw this man in the past, he said, "Bobby is doing very well." He is the name of his son. Manny lives in two places at the same time. I guess that if someone plays games in two or three different places, that is not a great thing. That is when the penny was dropped.