The Virginian, by Owen Wister

The Virginian of the cowboy hero depicted in Owen West's novel in Virginia state is the first of its kind and today it is known as the cowboy statue of our stereotype myth based on the Western border's view I will. In addition to short story novels, Virginia is the first full-length novel in the western United States and shows the final stage of the evolution to the national idol of the cowboy hero. Virginian was published in 1902 and was popular for the solution on the west side.

If there is a guidebook on how to express and integrate the Wild West Society, the Virginian written by Owen West in 1900 is the manual. The aim of West in this novel is to provide entertainment for his target audience, people who have not adventured West yet, and for clear pictures of people who portray everyday Western Life and Life. He wants the reader to understand what the Westerners expect, want to know, and what they should not do to adapt to the landowners of the West. In order to achieve his goal, West wrote from a very enthusiastic first person viewpoint, including a comparison / comparison organization between East and West, and a large number of revealed conversations between stories characters It was. Because West combines these three strategies and opens windows for his target audience and today's readers, they do not need to experience real Western perspectives.

Virginians of Owen West were the first novels that created the Western cowboy stereotype with the eyes of the eastern society. By acquiring the creation of a sharp first person viewpoint, establishing an East-West comparison, and revealing the three strategies of Western attitude and belief through dialogue, the West achieved his goal. He provided clear and interesting pictures of the wild west and provided knowledge of this new place for those who might travel the western.

James Drury is a flexible performer who has received Owen Wister's title Virginian (The Virginian) for 9 years on television. Drury's impressive resume is filled with some roles of Hollywood celebrities. People like James Arnes, Clint Eastwood, Richard Boone, Elvis Presley. In the exclusive interview, Drury first described the possibility of a chance encounter between the Paramount Wardrobe Division and his biggest everyday idol in the late 1950s. The Duke is trying to start studying the project closest to his mind - not surprising - it is the West. For his natural and reactive acting style, Wayne is often ridiculed by critics. This clear cowboy fights with powerful critics