Ideal Life vs. Reality through In the Desert by Steven Crane

Stephen Crane is a realistic American writer. He also wrote several naturalism and impressionists. Klein was often sick when he was a child. In fact, he was very sick and his parents were worried that he would not succeed. After the crane lost four children before birth, there were reasons for the crane parents to be afraid of losing him. Steven is unhealthy, but he still taught himself at the age of four. Cranes are regarded by many contemporary writers as the most revolutionary writer of his generation. One of the themes in the writing of Stephen Crane is an ideal life and sense of reality.

Expectations and reality thoughts at Stephen Klein's "Red Heroic Courage" believe that war is an exciting and romantic attempt full of glory and heroism that has existed for centuries. Steven Klein began to unravel the mystery of war through his novel "Red Courage Badge" tracing the experience of young soldiers in the American Civil War. By contrasting the romantic expectations of Henry Fleming with the reality he encountered, Klein showed the essence of war. In the early stages of the novel, you can see the contrast between romantic vision and cold reality.

Stephen Clan, born in 1871, is one of America's most important rearist writers, and his work is welcomed as the beginning of modern American naturalism. With his keen observation and personal experience Klein achieved the vividness and immediacy of a story comparable to some of his former American writers. (LRC - 5) In two stories written by a crane, things and letters simply mean more than the physical name. The two stories I refer are "open boat" and "blue hotel". These two stories were written in 1898. "Open boat" is a story about what the crane experienced in the Commodore wreck. "An opened ship" raises a deep philosophical problem and is filled with a symbolic meaning. (LRC - 1) There are four main characters in this story, their names or their thoughts and behaviors are symbolized in the story.

Steven Crane's short story "Open Ship" (1894) shows the social interdependent microcosm compared to the natural world. The most basic source of information in this story can be thought of as a story of "human and nature", or an adventure story. The ocean has the basic neutrality of nature and indifference to human life and human desire It is a symbol. Given the tension in the center of this story, it is important to recognize the main character against the nature of the trial against indifference, not the main character. In this way, the story is less concerning the indifference of nature, pay more attention to the ability of human society as "buffer" against nature, and the structure which gives meaning as well as a degree of safety to humans.