An Analysis of the Father’s and Mother’s Image in Hamlin Garland’s Short Stories
- Neng-wei FAN
Abstract
Hamlin Garland, an influential American writer, describes the images of fathers and mothers in their everyday west-frontier lifestyle. By analyzing those figures, this paper will reveal the social significance of his work, his writing style, and his literary views: Veritism.
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- DOI:10.5539/ells.v9n2p97
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