The Environment of Maggie in Crane's "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets"

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Exploring the themes of environment and its impact on individual lives, this seminar paper delves into Stephen Crane's debut novel, published in 1893 under a pseudonym. The work reflects the author's hesitance to associate his identity with a piece he deemed shocking, as it candidly portrays the struggles of urban life. Through an analysis of Crane's narrative choices, the paper highlights the significance of societal influences on personal development, setting the stage for discussions on American literature's portrayal of New York's harsh realities.