My Antonia, by Willa Cather

Memory is a store of good experiences and bad experiences that are preserved by people and places. How do you remember your childhood memories? Some people, places or things will cause these memories. Whether knowledge of these experiences will affect your life today. In the novel 'My Antonia', Jim's past nostalgia is represented by a symbolic element of nature, in particular Antonia. Nebraska's beautiful and beautiful Prairie builds the foundation for an unforgettable story.

Willa Cather's "My Anthony" "I am tired, I have found it - even what I am not jealous of" (164). Society in society seems to dominate the lives of many people. But for those looking at past stereotypes, they have enough power to overcome this and make them realize their dreams. Throughout the book, everyone seems to be trying to pursue American dreams. They all have different ideas, which is "Paul's case" written by Willa Cather, a short story written in 1905. Paul had many behavioral problems in high school days. He worked hard to get the attention, so he felt it necessary to act in order to recognize what he wanted, especially his father. Willa Cather used symbolism in her short story to develop Paul's tragic death. The symbolic meaning used in the first paragraph is repeated throughout the story. Paul's red carnation in the buttonhole

The background of the story had a great influence on the character and theme of Willa Cather's novel "My Antonia". Kaiser's elaborate naturalism style is reflected not only in the vivid depiction of the Nebraska border but also in the relationship between her role and the land where they live. The common naturalistic theme of people controlled by nature has appeared many times throughout the novel, especially in the chapter including the first winter. It is not difficult to see how the changing climate affects the mood of the character. Many of the fights between Jim and Antonia and the difficulties confronted by the two families occurred in fall or winter. The lives of men and women at the border are almost completely determined by the world around them.