Intertwined Works Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller and American Beauty by Sam Mendez

In 1949, Arthur Miller (Arthur Miller) wrote the reader after "the death of a salesman" (salesman's death) book US war. Here, Miller talks about romance. Willy Lohman is a 60-year-old travel salesman. He works for 35 years paying in cuts and fees, but he chose to continue with low wage work, even if his neighbor Charlie gave him his salary. Willy caused a self-illusion of his eldest son, Bifloman and his brother Ben, who ultimately brought his death.

When such ambitions were unrealistic, the death of Arthur Millers salesman attacked the American dream. Miller's drama is different from American beauty in that it explores Marxist's attitude towards the success of the United States. The death of a salesman is the death of sales caused by capitalism. Miller explores the state of death and death of American dreams for society caused by individuals like Willy Lohmann. Miller is influenced by Marxism, promotes self-liberation of the working class, shows that the lives of all the workers are very difficult, and that everything in life is worth fighting. Willy believes that if he is very popular, there is no need to try it. He depended on the promise of an American dream to judge his brother Ben. "The man is a symbol of success, entering the jungle and becoming 21 years old, he is very rich.

亚瑟 米 威 威威 Liluo 男 Willy · Loman was considered a tragic hero and an unconscious victim at the death of a salesman's presentation at "death of a salesman". "Death of a salesman" is very based on American dreams whether we are slaves or conquerors of this dream. This is a very warm idea by Willy's own eyes, a playwright Arthur Miller, through his interaction with a different role in pursuit of ... and Arthur Miller Linda Loman suicide salesman Linda Death, the role of Arthur Miller "Death of a salesman" is a selfish housewife. She pretends to take care of her husband, but in fact, because he likes suicide, she can send a more relaxing life. Linda just died because her husband Willie wanted to abuse her. For example, in a family conversation of the first act, Linda says, "That is probably a thing.