deathofasalesman的作文,要把作文的水平改到一个LEVEL,请大家帮下忙吧.完了后会加分的,Themaincharacter,WillyLoman,inDeathofASalesmanbyArthurMillerislosthimselfinawarpedvisionoftheAmericanDream.Heistr|小学作文问答-字典翻译问答网

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deathofasalesman的作文,要把作文的水平改到一个LEVEL,请大家帮下忙吧.完了后会加分的,Themaincharacter,WillyLoman,inDeathofASalesmanbyArthurMillerislosthimselfinawarpedvisionoftheAmericanDream.Heistr

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deathofasalesman的作文,

要把作文的水平改到一个LEVEL,请大家帮下忙吧.完了后会加分的,

Themaincharacter,WillyLoman,inDeathofASalesmanbyArthurMillerislosthimselfinawarpedvisionoftheAmericanDream.Heistryingtoachievewhatheconsiderstobeasalesmanisheroicstatus.AsBiffsays,Willyhas“allthewrongdreams”,butheneverknewwhohewas.Willyhasdreamedtobethe“numberoneman”andobsessedwithAmericabutthatisaffectedbythetimeperiod.Willywronglythinksthata“wellliked”and“personallyattractive”maninbusinesswillindubitablyanddeservedlyacquirethematerialcomfortsofferedbymodernAmericanlife;theplotoftheplayproveshimwrong.

DaveSinglemanwhoisagreatestsalesmanthatWillybelieves,issuccessandpeoplearerespectandgratitudethatmakesWillythink“sellingwasthegreatestcareeramancouldwant”,butWillywantsthatjobbecauseofitshonorablenatureandbrightprospects.AgreatsalesmanlikeDaveSinglemancanbehighlyrespectedandwelcomedbypeople.WillythinksSinglemanhas“personalattractiveness”,andbecauseofthatheishighlyrespectedandhasagoodmateriallife.Asasuccessfulsalesman,theyfirstshouldlovetheirjob.Nomatterwhatitis,peoplemightdisliketheyortheirjobs,butitisothers’problems.Willydoesnotrealizethat;heloveshisjob,butitisbecauseSingleman’sstatusmakeshimdreamaboutthis“greatestcareer”andhisfuture.DaveSingleman’sdeathandthefuneralmakesWillycommitshimselftoapatheticdeathandmeaninglesslegacy.HespeaksofDaveSinglemanasalegendandimaginesthathisdeathmusthavebeenbeautifullynoble.“Whenhedied,hundredsofsalesmanandbuyerswereathisfuneral….Therewasrespect,andcomradeship,andgratitudeinit.”(Miller,81)HisadmirationofSingleman’sprolongedsuccessillustrateshisobsessionwithbeingwellliked.Hefathomshavingpeople“remember”and“love”himasthewaypeopledidDaveSingleman.InsohighlyesteemingSinglemananddeeminghison-the-jobdeathasdignified,respectable,andgraceful,WillyfailstoseethehumansideofSingleman,muchashefailstoseehisownhumanside.HeenvisionsSinglemanasahappymanbutignoresthefactthatSinglemanwasstillworkingatageeighty-fourandmightlikelyhaveexperiencedthesamefinancialdifficu

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　　Themaincharacter,WillyLoman,inDeathofASalesmanbyArthurMillerloseshimselfinawarpedvisionoftheAmericanDream.Heistryingtoachievewhatheconsiderstobefitforasalesmanofheroicstatus.AsBiffsays,Lomanhas“allthewrongdreams",butheneverknewwhoheis.Hehasdreamedtobethe“numberoneman”andisobsessedwiththeAmericanwayoflife.Hewronglythinksthata“wellliked”and“personallyattractive”maninbusinesswillindubitablyanddeservedlyacquirethematerialcomforts,buttheplotoftheplayproveshimwrong. 　　DaveSingleman,thegreatestofallsalesmanthatLomanbelieves,isasuccessanditisjusttherespectandgratitudehereceivesthatmakesLomanthink“sellingwasthegreatestcareeramancouldwant".Indeed,Lomanwantsthejobofsalesforitshonorablenatureandbrightprospects.HealsobeleivesthatSinglemanmadehissuccess---fortuneandfame---becauseofhis"personalattractiveness".Asuccessfulsalesmanshouldfirst,tomymind,loveselling.Peoplemaydislikethatjobofhis,butitistheirproblem,nothis.Lomandoesnotrealizethat;heloveshisjobjustbecauseSingleman'sstatusmakeshimdreamaboutthis“greatestcareer”andtheprospectthatitmayoffer.AfterSinglemandies,Lomanspeaksofhimasalegendandimagineshisdeathbeingbeautifullynoble.“Whenhedied,hundredsofsalesmanandbuyerswereathisfuneral….Therewasrespect,andcomradeship,andgratitudeinit.”(Miller,81)HisadmirationforSingleman’sprolongedsuccessillustrateshisobsessionwithbeingwellliked.Hefantasizesabouthavingpeople“remember”and“love”himthewaypeopledidDaveSingleman.InsohighlyesteemingSinglemananddeeminghison-the-jobdeathasdignified,respectable,andgraceful,hefailstoseethehumansideofSingleman,muchashefailstoseehisownhumanside.HeenvisionsSinglemanasahappymanbutignoresthefactthatSinglemanwasstillworkingatageeighty-fourandthelikelihoodofhimexperiencingthesamefinancialdifficultiesandconsequentpressuresandmiseryasLomanhimselfdoes. 　　Loman'sbrotherBenbecomesrichbecauseofhisdiamonds,andthatmakesLomanenvyandyearn.Hisfinalmantra—"Thejungleisdark,butfullofdiamonds"---skewsLoman'sambitiontorealizehisfullcommercialandmaterialcapacity.ToLoman,diamondsrepresenttangiblewealth,andhence,bothvalidationofone'slabor(andlife)andtheabilitytopassmaterialgoodsontoone'soffspring,twothingsthatLomandesperatelycraves. 　　问题补充：　　AsBen’sparlance,WiilyiseagertogotothejungleandmisleadbyBen.Andthatmakesthetragedyattheendofplay.AccordingtoBen,“...notlikeanappointmentatall.Adiamondisroughandhardtothetouch.”(Miller,134)DiamondsmakeBenrich.Buttheyareshardtofindandtobereached.Lomanknowsonlythevalueofdiamonds,justasheseesonlythepositivesidestoeverything.AsBensaid,diamondisrough,assoishisjunglelife.Buthewasabletosmoothalltheroughnessandtomakeafortune.ItisnotbecauseBenwas"attractive"and"popular"---hemightbelater,notbefore. 　　YoungBiffisLoman'swholeexpectationandpride,thinkingthathewillmakethetopmanofAmericabecauseofhiscampaigningtalentandpersonality.ButLomanforgetsthehardwork.Biffwasgoodatfootballbutpoormathinschool,whichcausedsomedifficultiestohislifeafterleavingschool.Ifhehadalsofailedfootball,needlesstosay,hewouldnothavee