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In Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller presents identity as fractured, vulnerable, and deeply shaped by social and economic pressures. Set in post-war America, the play exposes the psychological consequences of a society that defines personal worth through professional success. Through the character of Willy Loman, Miller examines how the pursuit of the American Dream…
Read more…Every February, love is packaged as something aspirational, desirable, and easy to buy. We have grown used to being flooded by influencers running sponsored ads recommending the latest Lindt chocolates or rose-scented hand cream – presented as Valentine’s Day “must-haves” to show your partner how much you care. Valentine’s Day capitalises on an image…
Read more…F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman are both deeply concerned with the nature of identity and the forces that shape it. Written in the aftermath of two world wars and set in periods of intense social change, the novel and the play explore how identity is formed, performed, and ultimately destabilised…
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