Naturalism from Forest to Village in William Gilmore Simms's "The Arm-chair of Tustenuggee"

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In the literary work The Arm-chair of Tustenugee: A Legend of the Catawba, William Gilmore Simms illustrated the lives of colonial Catawba Indians in a naturalistic environment, extending from the wild to the domestic. He incorporated the elements of realism and romanticism in the tale to provide a blend of perspectives that complement one another.

Evaluation, Simms, William Gilmore, The Arm-chair of Tustenugee: A Legend of the Catawba (Book), Catawbas

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Paint for the many? Rereading William Sidney Mount's The Painter's Triumph

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In the literary work, The Painter's Triumph, created by William Sidney Mount, he explained the importance of farmerEs involvement in the artist's work. This is viewed as emblematic of Mount's commitment to promote the visual arts among ordinary folk.

Painters, Painters (Artists), The Painter's Triumph (Painting), Mount, William Sidney

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The unusual case of Leslie Lapidus: the purpose of the remarkably long joke in William Styron's Sophie's Choice

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The nature of the joke presented in William Styron's humor-filled novel Sophie's Choice is discussed. In this work, the theme of joke is filled upon the Leslie Lapidus affair, which continues till the end of novel.

Wit and humor, Humor, Humour, Sophie's Choice (Novel), Styron, William

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