The concept of tragedy

According to Arthur Miller, what is the main difference in his concept of tragedy compared to the traditional understanding?

• Tragedy can be experienced by people regardless of their social status

• Tragedy is a rare occurrence

• Tragedy is limited to specific social classes

• Tragedy can only happen to high-status individuals

What does the term 'Everyday Hero' refer to in Miller's view?

• A superhero with extraordinary powers

• A mythical figure from ancient tales

• An ordinary individual challenging social norms

• A famous celebrity

In 'Death of a Salesman', what is Willy Loman's main struggle?

• Fighting in a war

• Pursuing the American Dream amidst obstacles

• Balancing work and personal life

• Dealing with supernatural forces

How does Raymond Williams define 'Liberal Tragedy'?

• A tragedy with happy endings

• A tragedy involving political conspiracies

• A tragedy focusing on personal guilt in capitalist societies

• A tragedy caused by natural disasters

What is the main theme of Albert Camus' concept of Absurdist Tragedy?

• The inevitability of fate

• The meaninglessness of life and the struggle for meaning

• The triumph of good over evil

• The pursuit of happiness

What is the common element shared by Miller, Williams, and Camus in their views on tragedy?

• The belief in supernatural forces

• The complexities of modern life and human struggles

• The inevitability of tragedy in all aspects of life

• The importance of social status in determining tragedy