ARTISTIC PECULIARITIES OF ''SISTER CARRIE'' BY T.DREISER
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Key words: Artistic peculiarities, characters in the novel and narrative style, themes and urban life##article.abstract##
Annotation: Theodore Dreiser is an important figure in American literature,
known for his groundbreaking work in the naturalistic movement. His novel "Sister
Carrie," published in 1900, offers a deep look at ambition, desire, and the complexities
of human life in a tough society. This approach creates a rich mix of viewpoints that
reflect the complexities of human nature. The naturalistic style of the novel emphasizes
how a person's environment and background shape their behavior, showing characters
as products of their circumstances rather than just victims of fate.
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