Surreptitious Affairs, Contracts and Dehumanised Masters in the World of Salesmen-A Study of David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross

Abstract

Caught in the holocaust of thriving consumerism, the salesmen of David Mamet’s ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ indulge in stealthy and sneaky deals.  Pecuniary interests play havoc on their lives. In the relentless quest of the American Dream they become victims to immoral deeds and corrupt business practices. Exploitation and coercion become the order of the day. They fail in their attempt to form healthy relationships, be it business or personal, in a demoralized society.