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Stephen Crane

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In "The Complete Novels & Novellas of Stephen Crane," readers are presented with a comprehensive exploration of the author's seminal work, characterized by his distinctive naturalistic style and incisive imagery. Delving into themes of human struggle, isolation, and the moral ambiguities of life, Crane's narratives often capture the psychological depths of war, love, and existential angst. His innovative use of language and vivid descriptions create a haunting yet compelling reading experience, firmly situating his works within the context of American realism and the literary movements of the late 19th century. Stephen Crane, an influential figure in American literature, harnessed his experiences and observations from his youth as a war correspondent and journalist to inform his fiction. His firsthand accounts of the Civil War, which he depicted vividly in "The Red Badge of Courage," reveal profound insights into the human condition. Crane's stylistic experimentation and commitment to portraying the stark realities of life reflect a pioneering spirit that shaped modernist literature. This collection is essential for both scholars and general readers alike, as it encompasses the evolution of Crane's narrative voice and thematic preoccupations. By engaging with these works, readers will gain a holistic understanding of not only Crane's literary genius but also the socio-political contexts that framed his writings.

Disponibile da: 15/11/2023.

Lunghezza di stampa: 920 pagine.

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