American Realism Units 8-11.

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American Realism Units 8-11

About American Realism Realism, real Prose Color Humor - science - emotion - senses

About American Realism - facts - local - prose + novel Twain

About Naturalism Accuracy - chill - not - evolution - will - animals - London ?

About Bret Harte West Modern Moral begin

About “The Boom in the Calaveras Clarion” Twain’s - actual Paradox, four, longer Ironic, arm, property The Dimmidges get together and meet the editor on a boat. They reached out with ads, and Mr. Dimmidge gets jealous.

About Ambrose Bierce Pessimistic, black Union, bitter, major Most, divorced, pessimistic Bitter, dies, battle, meaning Mexico

About “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” Twilight Zone Season 5, Episode 23 Death Unreliable, imagined Flashback Protagonist Situational, escape, never Internal Senses, nothing lacks