Role Of Pursuing The American Dream In Arthur Miller's Death Of A Salesman

Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman depicts the Loman family, a family struggling to achieve their goals in their careers and their dreams of wealth as Willy Loman father of Biff and Happy looks to secure a better future for his two sons. This is common among many Americans, who looked to better themselves and secure a better future for their children, especially in the early Cold War following the two most destructive wars in human history. The hope for a better future for one’s children remains important to many families who still today pursue the American Dream of a better and happier life. This theme still holds much importance too many American’s today who are pursuing the American Dream, seeking riches and wealth and above all happiness,