All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy - Individualism vs. Society

From the long ago, the concept of "personality" and what is not so was bothered and troubled. Cormac McCarthy's "All Beautiful Horses" has 302 pages added. These are all for defining all works of individualism. In this novel, McCarthy leads us to understand the four aspects of John Grady, an important figure for portraying the concept of fantastic individualism. Contrary to his (Grady) opinion on free will, he thinks John Grady is only a product of society.

The title of Cormac McCarthy's novel, All the Pretty Horses, reflects the importance and diversity of the person Ma plays in this adult's story. This is because John Grady Cole is related to the focus of the novel. This horse was the social foundation of Western American culture of the time and was described as boys' economic and practical assets - John Grady and Lacy Rollins -. However, the author uses an idyllic and passionate vocabulary to describe the abstract nature of a horse and draws it as a very spiritual animal just like a human. John Grady is closely related to all horses and knows the horse world well.

In his novel "All the Pretty Horses", Cormac McCarthy showed us a journey from adolescence to adulthood. This novel is a story of the Western era and is also a painting adventure story about John Grayy Call, the last story of the Western Texas rancher. When McCarthy traced this story, people realized that man was not the only motive. As the title suggests, Ma plays a complex role in the development of the story. In fact, this novel is centered on horses. Through this process, people will ride horse, rescue horses, catch horses, breed horses, talk about horses and even think about nature. Horses in all the cute horses are the center of growth and dependence of the novel

Cormac McCarthy novel All the Pretty Horses is not only awarded the National Book Award but is also considered the best selling nationwide because the author can reach topics very close to all readers. Topics such as the theme of right and wrong and human theme are the most important themes in our life. In addition, Cormac McCarthy showed some confrontation between men and women, rich and poor. My aim of this research paper is to analyze all the themes the author tells in his novel "All Beautiful Horses" and to prove that this novel is truly a "biggest American novel" in the 20th century .