Through this play the American reader is able to identify all too well with the struggles of the Loman family to achieve the dream. ... The scene where Howard fires Willy is a strong example of how flawed Willy's view of business is. ... In this pivotal scene all the members of the Loman family finally recognize the reality of their lives, including Willy. ... Willy's lack of identity stems from his denial of the truth. ... It is as Arthur Miller said in an interview with Philip Gelb " The trouble with Willy Loman is that he has powerful ideas" and unfortun...

• Word Count: 2869
• Approx Pages: 11
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