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A 5 page paper which presents a feminist look at the
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a failure, and is slowly losing his mind. Now, while it is a story about Wily and his problems, it is also a story of his wife, who has been
with him, supported him, and loved him, through thick and thin. She is a strong woman, but not necessarily a woman who says what needs to be said. She is
perhaps less aggressive than she should be, especially considering the position that Wily is in throughout the play. In the following paper we examine the character of Linda from a
feminist perspective. Linda As one author notes, ""Lindas character is the opposite of Wily Lomans. She never expects to be loved by anyone" and she really does not
appear to need their love or acceptance for "she is the one who gives love to everyone - her husband, her children" (OBrien Biography.asp?ID=136). In this many would argue that
she is a typical female who gives herself completely to her family until there is nothing left of herself. But, with Linda her family is her identity. This is not
wrong, it simply is. And in her family she is strong and dependent for she "She breathes with motherly tenderness and love for all, for life itself. And Linda has
a heart full and hands outstretched to give back to life the love it gives her" (OBrien Biography.asp?ID=136). She is strong enough to allow any personal needs she may have
to be put aside, for she is happy enough and confident enough not to need anything more than she has. So, though we may not agree with her choice in
her life, especially from a feminist perspective, we must give her credit for knowing herself and not ever feeling trapped or controlled by men. She is also an
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