Hamlin garland - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Song of Myself - ANSWER-Walt Whitman When I heard the Learn'd Astronomer - ANSWER-Walt Whitman Reconciliation - ANSWER-Walt Whitman Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking - ANSWER-Walt Whitman The Wound Dresser - ANSWER-Walt Whitman The Outcasts of Poker Flat - ANSWER-Bret Harte The Storm - ANSWER-Kate Chopin Under the Lion's Paw - ANSWER-Hamlin Garland The Damned Human Race - ANSWER-Mark Twain The Bridge Comes to Yellow Sky - ANSWER-Stephen Crane The Law of Life - ANSWER-Jack London T...

Who wrote "Chicago"? correct answers Carl Sandburg Who wrote "Contemplations"? correct answers Anne Bradstreet Who wrote "Nature"? correct answers Ralph Waldo Emerson Who wrote "The Law of Life"? correct answers Jack London Who wrote The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn? correct answers Samuel Langhorne Clemens Who wrote of Plymouth Plantation? correct answers William Bradford Who wrote "Bartleby"? correct answers Herman Melville Who wrote "Gift of the Magi"?...

Rebecca Harding Davis correct answers -"Life in the Iron Mills" (1861) -ahead of her time -both realistic and sentimental (typical of 19th century literature) -Harding makes the steel town sound like Hell itself ("like a street in Hell"). The town itself is forcing the people to be dehumanized. -"Reform is born of need, not pity" -Mitchell is implying that reform should be from the bottom up not the top down. Realism correct answers -refers to literary fiction that was rooted in t...

Garland uses expressive and referential purposes, in combination with persuasion, literary, narration, classification and description, to convey his key theme of the resilience of the individuals who call the prairie home.