Local color and realism in Hamlin Garland's short stories
Abstract
The purpose of this work has been to investigate and determine, by careful and methodical procedure, the characteristics of Hamlin Garland that cause him to be recognized as a local colorist and veritist of high note in the literary field. The element of local color is most noted in his volumes, "Main Traveled Roads" and "Other Main Traveled Roads" and that of realism in "They of the High Trails" and "The Book of the American Indian". Each of these volumes has been given careful considerations.
Table of contents
Preface -- The short story of local color -- Biography of Hamlin Garland -- Defining Hamlin Garland's purpose -- Main traveled roads and other main traveled roads -- They of the high trails -- The book of the American Indian -- Evaluation of Hamlin Garland's work -- Bibliography
Description
Thesis (M.A.)-- University of Wichita, College of Loberal Arts and Sciences, Dept. of English
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