American Literature Group
Man vs. Society in American Short Stories
Created by jamie-wheeler on Feb 23, 2008 in the American Literature Group.
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In reply to #1: One of my favorite Faulkner short stories is "Two Soldiers." It reveals as much...
Posted by mshurn on Jan 30, 2009 in the American Literature Group.
Ever notice how people of shared ethnicities or backgrounds can get away with certain...
Posted by engtchr5 on Aug 5, 2008 in the American Literature Group.- Hello again, I did some more reasearch but still can't answer this question.The only thing that I...
Posted by anamariaqd on May 11, 2008 in the American Literature Group. 
I tend to believe that Faulkner was somewhat critical of the South, yes, but I also believe he...
Posted by kwoo1213 on Apr 5, 2008 in the American Literature Group.- People keep saying the we need to forget "the war"--as if there has only been one! But I think...
Posted by linda-allen on Feb 26, 2008 in the American Literature Group. 
Symbolism, symbolism, symbolism. You can't tell me that Hawthorne didn't do the same thing with...
Posted by amy-lepore on Feb 26, 2008 in the American Literature Group.
Faulkner isn't picking on the antebellum south.. he is criticising on mankind and using the south...
Posted by jeff-hauge on Feb 25, 2008 in the American Literature Group.
Of all the ones listed, I would most recommend "Bartleby". With the mirror effect of...
Posted by sullymonster on Feb 24, 2008 in the American Literature Group.- How about "The Shawshank Redemption" by Stephen King?
Posted by amy-lepore on Feb 24, 2008 in the American Literature Group. - Thanks a lot for all of your help!
Posted by nancynguyen on Feb 23, 2008 in the American Literature Group. 
How about these?"The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell"The Red Headed...
Posted by amethystrose on Feb 23, 2008 in the American Literature Group.
If it's the individual, as opposed to man, against (patriarchal) society, then Charlotte Perkins...
Posted by julierunacres on Feb 23, 2008 in the American Literature Group.
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