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The Voice of the People
Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow
出版DigiCat, 2022-11-22
主題Fiction / General
ISBNEAN:8596547409373
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=LcujEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋In 'The Voice of the People,' Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow delves into the social fabric of Southern American life through the narrative of a young lawyer who ultimately turns away from his profession in search of a more impactful endeavor. Glasgow's prose is rich with the intricacies of early twentieth-century Southern dialogue, encapsulated within a storyline that discusses themes of justice, community involvement, and the moral quandaries often associated with political engagement. Written during the Realism movement, Glasgow's work provides a vivid and critical commentary on the societal norms and the complex political atmosphere of her time. Ellen Glasgow cultivated a literary career that frequently explored the changing South, deftly critiquing its social stratifications and the inevitable tensions born of progress and tradition. Her personal experiences growing up in Virginia during a period of significant social change evidently informed her writing. 'The Voice of the People' emerges from this context, reflecting Glasgow's nuanced understanding of human character, her disenchantment with aristocratic values, and her belief in the power of individualism and moral integrity within a democratic society. Readers with a taste for historically rich narratives that mirror pivotal cultural shifts will find 'The Voice of the People' a compelling read. Glasgow's work is particularly recommended for those interested in the evolution of American democracy through the lens of everyday individuals facing extraordinary decisions. With its strong characters and evocative setting, the novel stands as a powerful testament to the idea that every voice—no matter how seemingly insignificant—has the power to shape the tides of history.