The Naturalist Known as Theodore Dresier

Dreiser takes advantage of the experience in cities such as Chicago and New York to achieve this goal. He lived a life that was not so attractive. He is suffering from poverty, abuses his father, and because of his lack of experience, he can not get any decent job. But his experience has caused incredible performance in his novel. In "Sister carry", the main character Carry moved to Chicago, where she was able to work as a low wage, low wage work only when Dreiser began. His experience, whether in some form or not, is reflected in his work, so the reader is reading it from people, so it better matches the character and understands the story.

Women in history are often corrupt, so I found a way to make up for them myself. In Theodore Dresier 's Carry sister and my Antonia novel by Willa Cather, they got over many difficulties. Carrie Meeber of Sister Carrie is a poor girl who went to Chicago from the Midwest. So she found men who put out their money and made them slaves, but she quickly found a talent to become well-known and famous. Her family from Antonia Shimerda and my Antonia moved from Bohemia to Nebraska. She earned money to work in town but eventually married the farmhouse. Regardless of their living conditions, Carrie and Antonia meet their needs for happiness.

Introduction Theodore Dreiser is one of the greatest writers in the United States and an excellent naturalist writer. This attitude shocked the readers when his first novel "Sister Carrie" was published in 1900. A violent attack on the century is because it represents a woman who is "s" and is not punished. To make matters worse, she did something she had to do, to make her life more tolerant - she did not notice herself committing sin. When Carrie decided to become a lover of Duret, her conscience did not have a painful struggle, as well as when she decided to make him a more sensitive and intelligent person, serious There was no moral problem. The only civil war is due to not being kind, not sexual illegal acts.