All My Sons

Life is full of many difficult decisions that often need to be taken instantaneously. Some of us have done wrong things for others. Arthur Miller's tragic hero Joe Keller who plays 'My Son' is no exception. His life was devoted to his family and happiness, but all his plan was canceled with a fatal mistake. The audience, in connection with Joe, is a kind person to him, doing a lot of wonderful things for his family and finally paying the final price, so it is possible to express sympathy to him I can do it.

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?