The writer defends the position that Linda is, in fact, a perfect wife by illustrating to what lengths she goes to bolster her husband both in times of crisis and in their everyday lives. A 6 page paper on one aspect of the illusions of Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's play. Bibliography lists 5 additional sources. A 6 page paper looking at the degree to which Arthur Miller's own political activism is reflected in the play Death of a Salesman. The paper argues that although some critics felt the play was Marxist, Miller was in fact reflecting the world the way he, and not Marx, saw it.
Bibliography lists seven sources.
A 5 page paper on the physical set of Arthur Miller's play. The paper looks in detail at the directions for construction and design of the set for this play, and observes how these details serve to emphasize the theme of the play itself. Bibliography lists three sources.