" Death of a Salesman " is a great American playwright, Arthur Miller is an American writer, novelist and playwright. He was one of the symbols of contemporary American literature, a great defender of intellectual freedom who denounced all forms of repression and a supporter of the idea of ​​a theater accessible to the public. Miller emerged from the Depression years of the 1930s to imitate the plays in his classical Greek tragedy. His work "Death of a Salesman" is a classic case of tragedy that embodies the conflict between dream and reality. "Death of a Salesman", a play set in one of the states of America in a period of belief was the myth of the "American Dream" is firmly in the minds of the American people.; What is this dream? And what are its characteristics? In the early 16th century settlers came from Western Europe to this land, which is called "America" ​​and faced great risks to build "a better life" and was the land of the American dream. Life should be the best, the richest, the fullest and the freedom. Where every man has the "opportunity" and in America there is always the possibility of success and happiness. Then comes the Constitution of the United States to root this dream and sow the seeds in strong and resonant terms with phrases like: “All men are created heterosexual” and “every creature has indisputable rights” and “life, liberty and of happiness." "are the constitutional principles and most important features of the American dream. But soon this dream collapsed, becoming a PHYSICAL reality rock and apartheid. Where capitalism turned a ferocious dream into a nightmare.- In his masterpiece, the first "Death of a traveling salesman" offers the other......middle of paper......and Lily of "Arthur Miller". to him the truth, which he has always denied by "Willie" due to the gravity of his faith in his dream and that the American dream of success of an easy father, which he tried to impose on the vocabulary Jr. was his result is the break between the son follow the path of his father and his beliefs "Willie's" principles, which he consistently instilled in his children's character, were the reason for failure and success, and for their inability to communicate or even feel sympathy for him: These days, observing the politics of United States towards the world of professorships and drawing borders and colors, to his liking, we have discovered that by taking a look at America in the eyes of Adbaúha and the intellectuals publicly we can predict what days will bring this civilization. , which impressed the world, but did not impress their children and intellectuals !