The great depression might have influence in his story in 1929 that took part while he was 14 years old. From there on he lived a financial problematic life with his parents. With his first successes like All My Sons in 1947 (film 1948) (winner of the Drama Critics Circle Award), and Death of a Salesman in 1949 (film 1952) (winner of both the Drama Critics Circle Award and the Pulitzer Prize), Miller condemned the American ideal of prosperity on the grounds that few can pursue it without making dangerous moral compromises. Death of a Salesman remains as Miller's most widely admired work.

Some of his works are The Crucible (1953), A View from the

9. In what way can the play be compared to a Greek tragedy?

Keller didn't thought about society and the responsibility that he had of the others, because he was self interested. He wanted to safe the fabric, only for the money and for Chris. So his problems were self interested, selfishness and self indulgence.

The play certainly contains a very important message, which forms part of the moral knowledge that every human life needs to put into practice in order to exist side by side in peace with other people, in the modern societies. Everything we do affects not only ourselves but also everyone in our society. Therefore we can not only think of ourselves. We have to think about the consequences that our facts may have for other people and how their lives could be affected in a negative way, before we decide to do anything. Every decision we take in our daily life, and which may seem insignificant for us, could have negative consequences for others or have a great impact on society. We all should fulfill our responsibility towards society, so as to resolve our problems in a better way.

The moral theme of the play is to show us the fundamental problem of modern man. This problem is occasioned by the false and materialistic values. The false values are selfishness, self-indulgence, and self-interest. This last is caused by the isolation of the individual society. These values are sort of normal in the modern life. All of these false values are committed cynically and lead to spiritual perversion.

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