rtistic aesthetic from a cultural and social context. Smithers (78) suggest the Germanic aesthetic is present in Miller’s work “The Germanic hero accepts his destiny, and launches himself on it, knowing that on the one hand he is sacrificing human happiness, and on the other obeying the dictates of honor.” Both of Miller’s strongest dramas add immeasurably to an understanding of his aesthetic. We see that Willy Loman in Death of
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