Literary Critique
I Title- The System and the American Dream
Author- Craig M. Garrison
II. Source- Website
III. Summary- Craig Garrison’s thesis is "in Arthur Miller's moving and powerful play, "Death of a Salesman", Miller uses many characters to contrast the difference between success and failure within the system". He describes each of the characters by their successes and failures. He explains that most of the Loman family did not live up to their potential. He uses Linda because she has a fixed point of affection both given and received. He uses Biff because he never had the ability to hold down a job very long due to his inability to take orders.
IV. Evaluation-
Garrison’s essay is explaining to us that American society can have a positive effect on the characters or negative effect on the characters in “Death of a Salesman”. It is seen in his thesis statement "in Arthur Miller's moving and powerful play, "Death of a Salesman", Miller uses many characters to contrast the......
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