Death of a Salesman: The Psychological Journey
Table of Contents
Arthur Miller crafted the theatrical magnum opus "Death of a Salesman" with a discerning focus on modern psychological quandaries. He delves into the labyrinthine inner world not only of his principal characters but also of his supporting ones. For instance, he probes the depths of Willy Loman's psyche, meticulously recounting incidents that illuminate his aspirations for a more auspicious future and his dreams yearning for actualization. The playwright also reflects upon his regrets and the indelible impact of his past experiences on his psyche. The playwright portrays Willy Loman as a paramount figure in the play. The writer presents a series of past events from the vantage point of Willy's psyche. Arthur Miller also unveils a conflict between Willy's internal cosmos and the external reality. As the protagonist of the play, Willy endeavors to find his rightful place amidst his peers, yet he struggles to strike a harmonious equilibrium between his familial respon…