Argumentative Essay Outline: The Death Of A Salesman
Essay Outline: The Death of a Salesman
Thesis: Through a strict image of success, the creation of a metaphorical planned obsolesce is inevitable within a family.
a) When a father’s family is bounded by his own definition of success it creates a larger chance of derailment in the future.
Planned obsolesce - first stage - is working well no signs of error
As much as someone may want to keep control of something, it can be just as easy to lose control
Can cause for a family to appear greater than they are (appearance vs. reality)
B)
Loman family has a clean record
Biff Loman is a star football player, scholarships to a multitude of colleges
Willy is in his prime
He has the ability to make enough money that money is not a large worry.
a) Chance of derailment can cause a family to lose sight of an ideal created by the father. …show more content…
Children are unable to grasp everything they are given.
Those who do not care about the ideal cause for a greater chance of disappointment b)
Biff was unable to pass his grade 12 math course resulting in not enough credits to graduate high school
Willy becomes jealous by other families who's children are successful
Willy become greatly disappointed in Biff
3. a) Bumps in the road can create anger within the father causing tension in the family
Planned obsolesce - stage 3 - product may require one or two repairs
Causes children to live under disappointment of their father
Live their life looking for approval b)
Biff cannot hold onto a job
Willy is getting older, becoming a horrible salesman
Willy gets fired
Willy losses his self confidence facing that he is no longer successful
4. a) Tension between the family causes some to appear greater than they truly are planned obsolescence - stage 4 -
Those who are impacted by tension tend to hide themselves away from
Thesis: Through a strict image of success, the creation of a metaphorical planned obsolesce is inevitable within a family.
a) When a father’s family is bounded by his own definition of success it creates a larger chance of derailment in the future.
Planned obsolesce - first stage - is working well no signs of error
As much as someone may want to keep control of something, it can be just as easy to lose control
Can cause for a family to appear greater than they are (appearance vs. reality)
B)
Loman family has a clean record
Biff Loman is a star football player, scholarships to a multitude of colleges
Willy is in his prime
He has the ability to make enough money that money is not a large worry.
a) Chance of derailment can cause a family to lose sight of an ideal created by the father. …show more content…
Children are unable to grasp everything they are given.
Those who do not care about the ideal cause for a greater chance of disappointment b)
Biff was unable to pass his grade 12 math course resulting in not enough credits to graduate high school
Willy becomes jealous by other families who's children are successful
Willy become greatly disappointed in Biff
3. a) Bumps in the road can create anger within the father causing tension in the family
Planned obsolesce - stage 3 - product may require one or two repairs
Causes children to live under disappointment of their father
Live their life looking for approval b)
Biff cannot hold onto a job
Willy is getting older, becoming a horrible salesman
Willy gets fired
Willy losses his self confidence facing that he is no longer successful
4. a) Tension between the family causes some to appear greater than they truly are planned obsolescence - stage 4 -
Those who are impacted by tension tend to hide themselves away from