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1 American Realism Units 8-11

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

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

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

5 About Bret Harte West Modern Moral begin

6 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.

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

8 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

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