Puritanism and the 19th Century American Novels

Puritan was an opponent of the British National Church. Episcopal church is corrupt and many devout followers feel the need to establish purity; therefore it is Puritan. Puritan was a pioneer of the Republican Revolution of the 1640s and hostile to British monarchs. However, the recovery of the monarchy in the middle of the 17th century disappointed England, but a deadly Puritan sailed from Old England to the virgin territory of the United States and established New England.

Nathaniel Hawthorne is a famous writer in the 19th century. One reason why he is well known is his view on Puritanism. Hawthorn is often criticizing Puritanism in his short stories and novels. Two short stories showing Hawthorne's puritanism are "Young Goodman Brown" and "Minister Black Veil". In "Young Goodman Brown", Hawthorne demonstrated the hypocritical nature of Puritan, using the hypocritical nature of young neighbors and friends of Goodman Browns. - "Age of Enlightenment" is also called "era of reason", it is an era of social, religious and political revolution through the 18th century, which changed the minds of humanity in this "awakening" era . Liberty of ignorant thinking, thought, action These thoughts, thoughts, and actions are separated from ignorant views on how to maintain and adhere to society, providing a new way of thinking in the world I will.

Nathaniel Hawthorne is a 19th century American novelist and writer for short stories. Like Poe and Melville, he is considered an American Gothic writer. Most of Hawthorne's work corresponds to the growth of his Puritans. In his most famous novel, Scarlet Letter, heroine's Hester Prinley was sentenced to Scarlet "A" because she was born because she was not married. Henry · Wadsworth · Longfellow is an American poet who is the most famous poem in American history such as "Ride of Paul and Libya" and "Song of Hiawatha". His poem contributed to American ideals and myths that we are still familiar with. until today. Poe and Long Fellow are involved

A few years later, Nathaniel Hawthorne was very interested in Puritan. An American novelist in the 19th century was born on July 4th in Salem, Massachusetts, and died on 11th May 1864. He was the first American writer who applied artistic judgment to the Puritan society. He is interested in psychological insight into the motivation and behavioral complexity of human beings. In the "Red Letter" he declared one of the central heritage of the American Puritanism and expressed the plight of Hester Pudding and Arthur Dingmesdale to explain the conflict between the admission desire and the necessity of self-concealment I expressed it. Hawthorn grew up with his two sisters and their widow 's mother, and the uncle saw his education at the Boden University. In 1852, Hawthorne wrote an election biography of Franklin earrings. The best work of Hawthorn 's earliest novels is gathered in two stories from the moss and snow statue of the ancient Mance. These capture the complexity of the Puritan heritage of New England