Discuss “Brave New World” as dystopian fiction. Introduction Brave New World is the masterpiece by Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) published in 1932. To understand Dystopia it is needed to know about Utopia. Dystopia is out and out opposite to Utopia. According…
Why does John commit suicide at the end of the novel? Introduction At the end of the novel “Brave New World” which is written by Aldous Huxley (1894-1963), the crowd gathers to see how John ritually whips himself. When Lenina…
What is the symbolic significance of John the Savage? Introduction John represents the most influential and most complex character of Brave New World. He is the child of the director of the hatcheries and conditioning center of London. Aldous Huxley…
Why do the people of Brave New World worship Ford instead of God? Introduction World State is a state of Science and technology. Here, Science and technology have taken the place of God. People like to worship science instead of…
How does Willy achieve tragic Victory? Introduction Death of Salesman (1949) is a Tragic Victory Drama which is written by Arthur Miller, .‘Tragic Victory’ refers to the hero’s talking about his own life or choosing deliberately to die at hands…
Introduction The “Death of Salesman” (1949) has upheld American society and family. Arthur Miller (1915-2005) criticizes society’s ideas of the American Dream, the capitalist system, greed, the Lack of fidelity, and peer pressure. What picture of American society and family…
How is the relationship between father and sons in Death of Salesman? Introduction Arthur Miller (1915-2005) shows the father-son relationship that causes the collapse of the family in the drama “Death of a Salesman”. Willy Loman is the…
What is the American Dream? Describe in the light of ‘Death of a Salesman. Introduction The American dream has much populated by the drama “Death of Salesman”(1949) which is written by Arthur Miller (1915-2005). In the drama, the dramatist has…
Introduction Arthur Miller (1915-2005) has shown his creative genius of mingling reality and imagination in the play “Death of a Salesman” (1949). In fact, reality and imagination are dramatic tactics. We see a complex use of reality and imagination in…
Question: Discuss Willy Loman as a tragic character. Introduction Arthur Miller (1915-2005) in his play “Death of Salesman” (1949) has presented Willy Loman as a tragic character. A tragic hero is a character who represents consequences that contain one or…