THE VIRGINIAN - A Horseman of the Plains (Western Classic). The First Cowboy Novel Set in the Wild West
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- Nombre de pages339
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4780932-6
- EAN8596547809326
- Date de parution13/01/2024
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille840 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Published in 1902, "The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains" is a seminal work in the Western genre, combining vivid descriptions of the American frontier with engaging character development and a narrative steeped in themes of honor, friendship, and justice. Owen Wister's prose is both lyrical and direct, capturing the majestic landscapes of Wyoming while delving into the complex moral codes of its inhabitants.
This novel not only chronicles the life of the titular cowboy but also serves as a reflection of the changing social climate of America in the early 20th century, as the West becomes increasingly mythologized in popular culture. Wister, born into a prominent Philadelphia family, was deeply influenced by his experiences in Wyoming and his interactions with cowboys during the 1890s. His appreciation for the rugged individualism and ethos of the frontier shaped his narrative, allowing readers to discover the nuances of cowboy life, far removed from the clich?©s of the time.
Wister'Äôs literary background, paired with his personal engagement with Western culture, enables him to paint a rich, authentic portrait of American life and values. "The Virginian" is highly recommended for readers seeking an immersive experience into the world of the American West, blending adventure, romance, and ethical dilemmas with breathtaking scenery. Wister'Äôs classic invites fresh perspectives on heroism and societal values through the lens of a quintessential cowboy.
This work is not only a foundational text in Western literature but also a profound reflection on the American spirit.
This novel not only chronicles the life of the titular cowboy but also serves as a reflection of the changing social climate of America in the early 20th century, as the West becomes increasingly mythologized in popular culture. Wister, born into a prominent Philadelphia family, was deeply influenced by his experiences in Wyoming and his interactions with cowboys during the 1890s. His appreciation for the rugged individualism and ethos of the frontier shaped his narrative, allowing readers to discover the nuances of cowboy life, far removed from the clich?©s of the time.
Wister'Äôs literary background, paired with his personal engagement with Western culture, enables him to paint a rich, authentic portrait of American life and values. "The Virginian" is highly recommended for readers seeking an immersive experience into the world of the American West, blending adventure, romance, and ethical dilemmas with breathtaking scenery. Wister'Äôs classic invites fresh perspectives on heroism and societal values through the lens of a quintessential cowboy.
This work is not only a foundational text in Western literature but also a profound reflection on the American spirit.
Published in 1902, "The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains" is a seminal work in the Western genre, combining vivid descriptions of the American frontier with engaging character development and a narrative steeped in themes of honor, friendship, and justice. Owen Wister's prose is both lyrical and direct, capturing the majestic landscapes of Wyoming while delving into the complex moral codes of its inhabitants.
This novel not only chronicles the life of the titular cowboy but also serves as a reflection of the changing social climate of America in the early 20th century, as the West becomes increasingly mythologized in popular culture. Wister, born into a prominent Philadelphia family, was deeply influenced by his experiences in Wyoming and his interactions with cowboys during the 1890s. His appreciation for the rugged individualism and ethos of the frontier shaped his narrative, allowing readers to discover the nuances of cowboy life, far removed from the clich?©s of the time.
Wister'Äôs literary background, paired with his personal engagement with Western culture, enables him to paint a rich, authentic portrait of American life and values. "The Virginian" is highly recommended for readers seeking an immersive experience into the world of the American West, blending adventure, romance, and ethical dilemmas with breathtaking scenery. Wister'Äôs classic invites fresh perspectives on heroism and societal values through the lens of a quintessential cowboy.
This work is not only a foundational text in Western literature but also a profound reflection on the American spirit.
This novel not only chronicles the life of the titular cowboy but also serves as a reflection of the changing social climate of America in the early 20th century, as the West becomes increasingly mythologized in popular culture. Wister, born into a prominent Philadelphia family, was deeply influenced by his experiences in Wyoming and his interactions with cowboys during the 1890s. His appreciation for the rugged individualism and ethos of the frontier shaped his narrative, allowing readers to discover the nuances of cowboy life, far removed from the clich?©s of the time.
Wister'Äôs literary background, paired with his personal engagement with Western culture, enables him to paint a rich, authentic portrait of American life and values. "The Virginian" is highly recommended for readers seeking an immersive experience into the world of the American West, blending adventure, romance, and ethical dilemmas with breathtaking scenery. Wister'Äôs classic invites fresh perspectives on heroism and societal values through the lens of a quintessential cowboy.
This work is not only a foundational text in Western literature but also a profound reflection on the American spirit.