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Abstract:
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A salesman is a metaphor. Everyone is a dreamer and everyone wants to dream. The dream ends after the dream. And after every dream, there is another dream. To reach a world of hope, Miller skillfully immerses readers and viewers in a world of despair. Given the fact that this play, which has been staged in different languages and countries, has received praise from audiences around the world, why not say that the themes and conflicts woven in the play are not only the story of American society in particular, but also the story of world society.
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