Richard Marius and cultural orphanhood

Article Abstract:

In his writings on Bourbonville, Richard Marius presents an imaginative record of the wrenching cultural and philosophical changes that accompanied America's transition from rural to urban existence. It is believed to have demoted many people living through this period of change to the position of cultural orphanhood.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Works

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An interview with Richard Marius

Article Abstract:

Richard Marius talks about the characters from his books, 'After the War' and 'Bound for the Promised Land'. His work is said to have a conflict between design and the philosophy that life has no design.

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Late-night rambles with Richard Marius: an interview

Article Abstract:

Author Richard Marius felt the American West represented freedom and the desire to discover a perfect community. He also believed modern humans continue to be fascinated with public ritual violence.

Authors, Writers, Literature, Southern States

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