Literary Criticism is how we analyze something as a work of art. Literary Criticism can be a guide to how a work is interpreted and how we evaluate something for any principles and morals it may bestow upon us as readers. Criticism challenges artists and readers to set high standards in the appreciation of past and present works of art. When viewing Death of a Salesman many interpretive lenses can be used to see various …
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…life. She tries to help Biff and Willy work out their problems by manipulating them both into changing the way they are and how they think. Linda strives not only for equality but for dominance in the family which goes unnoticed as readers are expertly directed by Arthur Miller to troubled mind of Willy. The Feminism of Death of a Salesman is evident and unmistakable and should not go unnoticed as we criticize this piece.