Arthur Miller has maintained the spirit of life-affirmation in his plays and also in his other writings. He has tried to understand the true nature of complex modern social life and has created dramatic situations in a manner to show how his major characters, despite adverse social conditions and pressures, come to stand by certain moral judgment. He has beautifully and powerfully projected the contemporary situation of American society when American dream was presenting an illusionary picture as has been depicted in all of his plays in general, and The Death of a Salesman in particular through the character of Willy Loman.