Stephen Crane, from parody to realism
Eric Solomon • 1967 • Harvard University Press
- Author
- Eric Solomon
- First published
- 1967
- Publisher
- Harvard University Press
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Published in 1967 by Harvard University Press, Eric Solomon's study emerged during a period of intense academic reassessment of American literary figures. The work aimed to move beyond the narrow perception of Stephen Crane as merely a naturalistic chronicler of war, instead highlighting his sophisticated use of parody and irony throughout his body of work.
Solomon, a dedicated scholar of Crane's fiction, sought to bridge the gap between early interpretations of the author and the more complex, formalist critiques that defined mid-century literary studies. The book was received as a significant contribution to the field, noted for its focused analysis of Crane’s stylistic evolution and its effort to reconcile the author’s early sketches with his later, more somber realism.
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