Death of a Salesman

Style and Technique

Arthur Miller's «Death of a Salesman» is written in the genre of social drama with elements of tragedy. The style is realistic, with an emphasis on everyday speech and dialogue, creating a sense of authenticity and closeness to real life. The language is simple and accessible, allowing the reader to easily immerse themselves in the world of the characters. Literary techniques include the use of flashbacks, which help reveal the characters' backstories and internal conflicts. The narrative structure is non-linear, allowing the author to gradually unveil the characters' traits and motivations. An important element is symbolism, such as seeds and the garden as symbols of the protagonist's hopes and dreams. The work is also rich in metaphors and allegories, highlighting themes of loss, disappointment, and the struggle for success.