The Pursuit of a Better Life Through the Stability of Work as Depicted in Miller's Death of a Salesman and Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath

The idea of ​​prosperity, prosperity and delight was the driving force of the Americans for centuries. America is regarded as a place of opportunity, the prospect of life is defined by talent and energy, not family wealth and career. Only with hard work and resolve we can achieve this state of happiness and tranquility. Work mainly defines human rights, interpersonal relationships, American family values. Miller's "death of salesman" and Steinbeck's "angry grape" followed the two families Rome and Joad who pursued this American dream.

Better decisions for life and endless hope. In "The Grapes of Wrath" Steinbeck eloquently uses images and metaphors to describe low class lives. (Nobility, 2). Steinbeck believes Jodes' life is respectable and impolite. As lower class families, they always pay attention to the goal of achieving a better life. This clarifies the real determination, and we hope that all of us can live better. "The Grapes of Wrath" is a drama of all life and justice parades with its lively realism and wonderful character. It provides many channels to real life in the Midwest of the United States in the 1930 's. It also provides a powerful social commentary in the inserted chapter indirectly in the places and characters it depicts. In this unforgettable era, many people choose to represent nonfiction economic martyrs who are typical and forcibly repatriated due to the capriciousness of their fate.

As written in John Steinbeck 's novel "The Grapes of Wrath", in the 1930' s, migrant workers like Joide family stories crossed the dangerous desert, spent social injustice at that time, engaged in I had to do. Low wage work Just to live a better life (Steinbeck) Even now, 70 years have passed since the situation and experience have not changed, Americans are no longer Americans, but illegal immigration goes through the Mexican border every year I will sacrifice everything to come to America to live a better life. And staying in the country is today's Joads (Aizenman).

Many people call it the anger of Chicano grapes. Here the same historical background tells us about what the dust cover and John Steinbeck recorded through Angry Grapes. There is such a background. And, in fact, we have this background in history as well, we have it today. Due to all these problems and all these immigration trends, poor school education for agricultural labor, trade unions, migrant workers and poor children still exists in this country.