All My Sons

Style and Technique

Arthur Miller employs a realistic style in «All My Sons», allowing for a deep exploration of the characters' moral and ethical dilemmas. The language is simple and straightforward, emphasizing the everyday nature of the events. Literary techniques include dramatic dialogues that reveal the characters' internal conflicts and motivations. The play's structure is classical, with clear divisions into acts and scenes, contributing to the gradual buildup of tension and climax. Miller also uses symbolism, such as the tree in the garden, representing memory and loss. Flashbacks and recollections play an important role in revealing the backstory and motivations of the characters.