'A View from the Bridge' by Arthur Miller is a modern version of a Greek tragedy . ... Here, Miller cleverly conveys Eddie's spiralling jealousy through the symbolism in this dance tune. ... Here, Miller clearly reveals that Eddie's feelings are clear to everyone but himself. ... Eddie's tragic flaw is made vivid by Miller in the visual metaphors in the boxing scene too. ... Again Miller uses the setting to vividly convey this 'dark' time for Eddie as a visual metaphor. ...

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On the surface, Arthur Miller's groundbreaking play, Death of a Salesman, does seem firmly rooted in the "familial arena". ... Miller's whole critique on the business world is also a device for revealing the breakdown of Willy Loman's psyche. ... The personal breakdown of Willy is not the only example that miller illustrates in the play. ... Even in the opening scene, Miller shows how Willy's relationship with Linda is now based on the pretence that everything is fine. ... Miller distorts these traits in some of his other characters, though, showing them to be potentially d...

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• Has Bibliography
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In the two plays, "A Doll's House" by Henrik Ibsen and "All My Sons" by Arthur Miller present causes of conflict within relationships in both similar and different ways between characters in the plays. ... By this, Miller shows Chris supporting the decisions of soldiers and telling Keller that although people believe it was the individual responsibility of the soldiers to sacrifice themselves for their country and its citizens in the eyes of society, this is not the case however, these soldiers were selfless as did in fact sacrifice their lives, taking the social responsibility into their...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate