An American Tragedy
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THEODORE DREISER: Novels, Short Stories, Essays & Biographical Works. Exploring societal issues through vivid characterizations and social criticism in American naturalism
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- Nombre de pages4711
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- ISBN859-65--4767038-4
- EAN8596547670384
- Date de parution18/11/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille5 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "THEODORE DREISER: Novels, Short Stories, Essays & Biographical Works, " readers are immersed in the rich tapestry of American realism, marked by Dreiser's unflinching examination of human ambition, morality, and the social context of the early twentieth century. The collection showcases his distinctive literary style, characterized by naturalistic prose and a profound psychological insight that vividly portrays the struggles and triumphs of individuals in a rapidly industrializing society.
Dreiser'Äôs works reflect his belief in determinism and the impact of environment on human fate, compelling readers to confront the stark realities of life and the often harsh consequences of personal choice. Theodore Dreiser, a pivotal figure in American literature, drew upon his own tumultuous experiences'Äîranging from financial hardship to his tumultuous relationships'Äîto inform his writing. Born in 1871 to a family of German immigrants, Dreiser's worldview was shaped by the struggles of poverty and social inequality, which fueled his drive to explore complex human conditions and societal issues through his narratives.
His groundbreaking approach in works like "Sister Carrie" and "An American Tragedy" solidified his status as a formidable voice of his time. This comprehensive anthology is highly recommended for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of American literature'Äôs evolution and Dreiser'Äôs influential role within it. Scholars, students, and literary enthusiasts will find this collection a vital resource, illuminating the themes of ambition and tragedy that resonate with contemporary readers, enhancing our comprehension of the human condition.
Dreiser'Äôs works reflect his belief in determinism and the impact of environment on human fate, compelling readers to confront the stark realities of life and the often harsh consequences of personal choice. Theodore Dreiser, a pivotal figure in American literature, drew upon his own tumultuous experiences'Äîranging from financial hardship to his tumultuous relationships'Äîto inform his writing. Born in 1871 to a family of German immigrants, Dreiser's worldview was shaped by the struggles of poverty and social inequality, which fueled his drive to explore complex human conditions and societal issues through his narratives.
His groundbreaking approach in works like "Sister Carrie" and "An American Tragedy" solidified his status as a formidable voice of his time. This comprehensive anthology is highly recommended for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of American literature'Äôs evolution and Dreiser'Äôs influential role within it. Scholars, students, and literary enthusiasts will find this collection a vital resource, illuminating the themes of ambition and tragedy that resonate with contemporary readers, enhancing our comprehension of the human condition.
In "THEODORE DREISER: Novels, Short Stories, Essays & Biographical Works, " readers are immersed in the rich tapestry of American realism, marked by Dreiser's unflinching examination of human ambition, morality, and the social context of the early twentieth century. The collection showcases his distinctive literary style, characterized by naturalistic prose and a profound psychological insight that vividly portrays the struggles and triumphs of individuals in a rapidly industrializing society.
Dreiser'Äôs works reflect his belief in determinism and the impact of environment on human fate, compelling readers to confront the stark realities of life and the often harsh consequences of personal choice. Theodore Dreiser, a pivotal figure in American literature, drew upon his own tumultuous experiences'Äîranging from financial hardship to his tumultuous relationships'Äîto inform his writing. Born in 1871 to a family of German immigrants, Dreiser's worldview was shaped by the struggles of poverty and social inequality, which fueled his drive to explore complex human conditions and societal issues through his narratives.
His groundbreaking approach in works like "Sister Carrie" and "An American Tragedy" solidified his status as a formidable voice of his time. This comprehensive anthology is highly recommended for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of American literature'Äôs evolution and Dreiser'Äôs influential role within it. Scholars, students, and literary enthusiasts will find this collection a vital resource, illuminating the themes of ambition and tragedy that resonate with contemporary readers, enhancing our comprehension of the human condition.
Dreiser'Äôs works reflect his belief in determinism and the impact of environment on human fate, compelling readers to confront the stark realities of life and the often harsh consequences of personal choice. Theodore Dreiser, a pivotal figure in American literature, drew upon his own tumultuous experiences'Äîranging from financial hardship to his tumultuous relationships'Äîto inform his writing. Born in 1871 to a family of German immigrants, Dreiser's worldview was shaped by the struggles of poverty and social inequality, which fueled his drive to explore complex human conditions and societal issues through his narratives.
His groundbreaking approach in works like "Sister Carrie" and "An American Tragedy" solidified his status as a formidable voice of his time. This comprehensive anthology is highly recommended for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of American literature'Äôs evolution and Dreiser'Äôs influential role within it. Scholars, students, and literary enthusiasts will find this collection a vital resource, illuminating the themes of ambition and tragedy that resonate with contemporary readers, enhancing our comprehension of the human condition.
