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Death of a Traveling Salesman (1936)

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1 Death of a Traveling Salesman (1936)
Eudora Welty

2 Eudora Welty (1909 – 2001)

3 A southerner, from Mississippi

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5 The South versus the North: The American Civil War (1861 – 1865)

6 Slave states The Confederacy / The South
Free states The Union / The North

7 The Confederacy and The Union
In 1862: The Confederacy and The Union

8 Today: The American South, or the Southern United States refers to the southeastern region.

9 Ironic view of human life
Eudora Welty’s style Journalism Photography Southern heritage Metaphorical Symbolic Ironic view of human life

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