All My Sons

Historical Context and Significance

«All My Sons» by Arthur Miller is a play that was first performed in 1947 and became one of the key works in American drama. It explores themes of moral responsibility, family relationships, and the consequences of war. Set in post-war America, the play addresses issues of ethics and personal responsibility in business. Its historical significance lies in its critique of the American Dream and capitalist values, which sparked widespread public resonance. The play's influence on culture is evident in its status as a classic of American theater, still performed worldwide, continuing to raise important questions about morality and responsibility.