Characterization in Sister Carrie

The character of Sister Carrie in the context of a country transformed by industrialism and capitalism, the theme of unrequited love and unrealized ambition provides the essence of Theodore Drazier's sister carry. In the late nineteenth century, I met three heroes, Carrie Meever, Charles H. Drouet, George W. Hurstwood, who showed this basic theme. Carry will satisfy her many desires for wealth and success, but her frustrated appetite will make her feel frustrated at the end of the novel and become helpless. For two of her favorite feelings, Charles Druhl and George Hess, we do comparative studies. one

Conversely, Dreiser's "Carry" - a literary realism and a novel repeatedly classified as a literary naturalistic work - seems to be the same. It contains the two most famous elements of the literary "sports", and the consistency of the sister carry seems to be based on the combination of the "difference" section. Dreiser uses fairly unique characterization methods to correlate the characteristics of certain characters (mainly carry) with the various forms of images used to describe the external environment that affect them We achieved it. By coping with his personality by combining his realistic portrayal with a naturalistic intention, Dreiser can not simply overcome literary differences, but can link the breadth of literature genres . (Decker, 1997, 2)

Theodore Dreiser is one of the most controversial figures in the history of American literature. Dreiser 's first novel "Sister Carrie" is one of his earliest novels and is widely regarded as an important novel in the United States. The controversy between Dreiser and Doubleday, Page, and the company on the publication of "Sister Carrie" is one of the most common events in the history of American literature and has also led to a topic of intensive research on this issue I will. Sister Carrie wrote under the pressure of his friend Arthur Henry will be a symbol of a new era of writing novels. In a society characterized by differences in reality and appearance, the story of Dreiser depicts the cruel and devastating impact of this environment on characters. A paper titled "American Life in the 20th Century: Theodora Dryer's Sister Carry" reinforces the belief that this novel is a central reflection of American background.

Theodore Dreiser's novel "The Carrie Sister" describes an 18-year-old girl who left Columbia City and started a new life in Chicago. She has an address of her sister at $ 4, a small item in Chicago. Throughout the story, one model is the advancement of Caroline (Carey) meaver in a social ladder: from a poor, unemployed girl living below the poverty line to a wealthy wealth actor in New York. Carrie's story begins with living in an older sister's apartment in Chicago's service station. The only job she can find is a career that requires a diligent career and experience. One day she learned that she was hard and uncomfortable at working at a shoe factory, and she earned half a dollar a week. However, this alone can not satisfy the basic requirements for living in cities.