The Distinction of Social Classes in Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser

By late 1800's, New York and Chicago are the largest cities in the world and the population has exceeded one million people. As the population increases, the stability of the economy begins to fluctuate. The instability of the United States leads to two different populations, the US, the advanced and the working class. Theodore · Dryer (Theodore · Dryer) emphasizes the economic difference between HNWI and his poet's "Sister Carrie" in the poor, and knows the confusion created in the United States.

Theodore Dreiser is one of the most controversial people in the history of American literature. And it is considered one of the most important American novels, one of his first novels "Sister Carry" from his earliest novel. Dryer and Double Day, Page and Company "Sister Carrie", Publications Disputes occurred in one of the most common events in the history of American literature, which also raised the subject of detailed research of the problem . Following the pressure of his friend Arthur Henry, Carrie's sister is 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 effect this environment has on letters. In this paper entitled "American Life in the Twentieth Century: The Sister of Theodore Dryer" Carey, he is the core of the American background, reinforced by this belief reflected in the novel.

File 6: Before Becoming a Novelist In 1900, the excerpt of Theodore Drysler's sister Carrie, Theodore Dryer was a reporter. He announced "Sister Carrie" in 1900. It is considered an American classic, and many people regard it as the first "modern" American novel. It shows the influence of the economic structure that changes into American culture through letters and stories. Sister Carrie said 18 - year - old Carrie Meeber left her story in the town and he was excited about Chicago 's promise. During the economic boom after the Civil War, she was one of thousands of wage seekers. In this article I will describe the first day of Carrie's work at the shoe factory. "Carry can not wait any longer, eventually she can start waiting, her feet start to get tired, she wants to get up to stretch. She will not come at noon as if she was working all day. On the right side of the girl I felt sorry for her noticing her fight. Â € ||

Theodore · dryer 's "Carry sisters" is a simple story, it is also the story of an 18 - year - old girl Caroline Meeber known as Carrie. Carry, when you take a piece of paper with the suitcase and her sister's address with train from Colombia to Chicago, her only few cheap items. She is only 18 years old, and she is still "full of fantasies about ignorance and youth" (Dreiser, 7). She was afraid of the myriad possibilities offered by Chicago, one of the big cities in the second half of the nineteenth century.