Sister Carrie

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What social reality does the novel Sister Carrie reflect?

Do Tess of the D'Urbervilles and Sister Carrie have anything in common?

2021-01-03

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• Carrie

  At the end of the ninth century, the United States was in a period of rapid development of capitalism, the difference between the rich and the poor, the contradiction between labor and capital, the moral Shu

  The depravity of ideas and the extinction of human nature are causing people's increasing concern. However, the American literary scene at the time was full of medieval style

  Romantic tales, puritanical sermons, and the American adventure of poor children prospering by "hard work" and "kindness," any fact

  Works that reflect social reality are considered indecent and boycotted by publishers. Dreiser introduced reality at this time

  The Marxist novel Sister Carrie certainly threw a boulder into this backwater; The reaction to this rock led to the book

  Sister Carrie is a novel with a lot of fate.

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• Evanyifong
  It reveals the unemployment, poverty and hunger under the surface of the prosperity of capitalist society, and makes a profound description of the American society with the antagonism between the rich and the poor.

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