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Introduction to Literary Context: American Short Fiction

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This new series – Introduction to Literary Context -- provides richly detailed essays on significant American short fiction that is studied by upper high school and undergraduate college students. This volume includes discussion of 39 works of short fiction, including: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge (Ambrose Bierce); Bluebeard's Egg (Margaret Atwood); Everything that Rises Must Converge (Flannery O'Connor); Girl (Jamaica Kincaid); Go Down, Moses (William Faulkner); I Stand Here Ironing (Tillie Olson); Runaway (Alice Monro); Sonny's Blues (James Baldwin); Sweat (Zora Neale Hurston); The Haunting of Hill House (Shirley Jackson); The Lesson (Toni Cade Bambara); The Open Boat (Stephen Crane); The Story of an Hour (Kate Chopin); The Swimmer (John Cheever); To Build a Fire (Jack London); Where I'm Calling From (Raymond Carver); Why I Live at the P. O. (Eudora Welty) and You're Ugly, Too (Lorrie Moore). Each essay examines these works of short fiction through the following categories: Content Synopsis; Societal Context; Scientific & Technological Context; and Biographical Context. Designed to introduce high school and undergraduate students to these literary concepts, this volume is a valuable forerunner to the more rigorous critical analysis provided in Salem’s Critical Insights series. Indeed, many of the works of short fiction, authors, and themes covered in Introduction to Literary Context have a companion Critical Insight volume for continued study. The essays in Introduction to Literary Context: American Short Fiction also include a list of Complementary Texts, Discussion Questions, and Essay Questions to help students get the most out of their study of these works.
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Publisher: Salem Press

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  • ISBN: 9781619252134
  • Release date: October 1, 2013

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Literary Criticism Young Adult Nonfiction

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This new series – Introduction to Literary Context -- provides richly detailed essays on significant American short fiction that is studied by upper high school and undergraduate college students. This volume includes discussion of 39 works of short fiction, including: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge (Ambrose Bierce); Bluebeard's Egg (Margaret Atwood); Everything that Rises Must Converge (Flannery O'Connor); Girl (Jamaica Kincaid); Go Down, Moses (William Faulkner); I Stand Here Ironing (Tillie Olson); Runaway (Alice Monro); Sonny's Blues (James Baldwin); Sweat (Zora Neale Hurston); The Haunting of Hill House (Shirley Jackson); The Lesson (Toni Cade Bambara); The Open Boat (Stephen Crane); The Story of an Hour (Kate Chopin); The Swimmer (John Cheever); To Build a Fire (Jack London); Where I'm Calling From (Raymond Carver); Why I Live at the P. O. (Eudora Welty) and You're Ugly, Too (Lorrie Moore). Each essay examines these works of short fiction through the following categories: Content Synopsis; Societal Context; Scientific & Technological Context; and Biographical Context. Designed to introduce high school and undergraduate students to these literary concepts, this volume is a valuable forerunner to the more rigorous critical analysis provided in Salem’s Critical Insights series. Indeed, many of the works of short fiction, authors, and themes covered in Introduction to Literary Context have a companion Critical Insight volume for continued study. The essays in Introduction to Literary Context: American Short Fiction also include a list of Complementary Texts, Discussion Questions, and Essay Questions to help students get the most out of their study of these works.
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Literary Criticism Young Adult Nonfiction