Flannery O' Connor's "Good Country People" Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 9 pages of analysis of Flannery O' Connor's "Good Country People".

Flannery O' Connor's "Good Country People" Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 9 pages of analysis of Flannery O' Connor's "Good Country People".
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Flannery O' Connor's "Good Country People"

Summary: Biography, works and themes of Flannary O'Connor and a literary analysis of her short story "Good Country People"
1. - Introduction.

The biographic features of a writer usually have an influence on the development of his or her literary creation. The biographic influence is especially strong on the literary work of Flannery O'Connor. Her life and experiences are reflected through her work in themes, characters, descriptions and style. There are two important features of her life, which had marked the short stories and novels of Flannery O'Connor: The South of the United States and her religion, Catholicism. These two aspects are reflected in her vision of life, society and above all in the vision of the human race.

"Question: To whom or to what do you attribute your view of human being"

Flannery O'Connor: Probably to being a Catholic and a southerner - and a writer." 1 [Flannery O'Connor from Magee, R. M., Conversation with Flannery O'Connor, 1987: 58]

2. - Flannery O'Connor's biography.

Flannery O'Connor was born in Savannah (Georgia...

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