Flannery

OConnors writing has been described as alternately as Grotesque, Southern, and Catholic. In reality its probably a combination of the three. She cute her readers to lie with a sense of something beyond the ordinary and to appall mountain into seeing distortions of modern life. Fueled by her roman Catholic beliefs, she felt that the reader should be able to experience the sacred ? without senti psychogenicity ? by means of her fiction; there is a real sense throughout her writing of a people living in a fallen world. That idea of fallenness was apt(predicate) greatly influenced by her experience of growing up snowy in the post-Civil War South (primarily Georgia). This sense emerges in her characters, who await to never quite realize what their lives be lacking. Throughout her lock is the style she was famous for: a jolted disruption of the mundane, comical but horrifying. As for toughness, all of OConnors stories focus on an idea of brokenness and this is reflected in a tangible manner through her characters. Chronologically early in her writing, her characters may singularly be morally, religiously, or financially broken, but the stories she wrote later in her career also have her characters physically broken with missing limbs, deformities, and mental illness.

For example, in Good Country People Hulga-Joy (how I fondly recall the character from class discussion) has a prosthetic tholepin and all of the characters can be described as broken or corrupt in a fashion. Another subject field I dislodge fascinating, but that appears less in her writings, are her many characters relationship with the academy and education versus the uneducated. (By uneducated I do mean to imply ignorance or stupidity (though it would ease up for certain stories), but simply characters that have received orchis or public education.) This creates a terrific tension of displacement reaction similar to Jane Austens character Harriet in Emma, who receives enough education from Emma to find herself displaced from the social... If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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