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5 pages in length. The writer briefly discusses Miller's early works and then expounds upon his classic "Death of a Salesman." Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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was not successful. This dismal 1944 production did not deter him from reaching even further into his bag of literary tricks, however, which turned out to be All My
Sons in 1947. The story that addressed the goings-on of an underhanded defense contractor earned Miller the award for play of the year. Then in 1949, the playwright
hit gold when he penned Death of a Salesman, which ultimately won him the Pulitzer Prize. This "immense success" (Arthur Miller) was single-handedly instrumental in establishing Miller as one
of the most well received and respected writers. It is here the student will go into greater detail about Millers honors and awards.
Millers private life became very public when he married actress Marilyn Monroe. The seemingly mismatched pair did not remain in wedded bliss for long: they were married in
1956 and divorced in 1961. While they were married, Miller did not create any literary masterpieces; in fact, he did not produce anything at all for the theatre.
Three years after the divorce, he revisited his Broadway roots and penned After the Fall, a play that no one can deny is modeled after his own life and experiences,
including his relationship with the tormented Marilyn Monroe; however, Miller has never admitted that the character of Maggie was written as a representation of his late ex-wife (Arthur Miller).
Millers Death of a Salesman represents a collection of social ills and misgivings, inasmuch as Willy Lomans perpetual quest for success concludes with the
death of a very miserable man. However, all throughout his tortured life, Loman was indeed conscious of both his familial and social obligations, never losing sight of what was
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