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Kate Chopin




1850-1904

- Civil war era


- Raised by 3 generations of women


- Grew up in St. Louis


- French


- Married man named Oscar at 20 yrs old, who dies of Malaria when she is 32


- 6 Children, 5 sons, 1 daughter

Kate Chopin

- wrote about 100 short stories after spouse dies


- Becomes published


- very well respected and loved


- Wrote "The Awakening" but it was very vulgar and immoral; banned, people didn't like it


- dies in 1904

Kate Chopin

- Stories revived in 1950's


- "The Awakening" was originally called "A solitary Life"


- Local color author - representing a city/place intentionally


- Creole culture

Kate Chopin

Progressive for her time




Never remarried after spouse died

The Storm

- Written by Kate Chopin


- Deemed to be too ironic to be published


- Napoleonic Code - limitations


- Catholic background


- Sequal to "At the Cadian Ball" and falls 5 years later


- The storm symbolizes the affair


- She seems to view her husband as inferior

Story of an Hour

- Written by Kate Chopin


- Woman finds out her husband dies


- Loving Marriage


- At first she feels that this is something trying to posses her


- Chopin shows that it is more important to be yourself than being in love

Desiree's Baby

- Written by Kate Chopin


- white woman has baby with white man


- baby appears to be mixed with black heritage


- husband assumes that she has a black parent


-Armand begins to act like she is not even a human being


- She is devastated and kills herself and baby


- Armand later finds out that it is he who has a black parent

Naturalism

- Look at mankind scientifically


- distance from characters


- Status, environment determines what happens


- No free will


- Nature is indifferent

Stephen Crane




1871-1900

- Died at age 28


- American Author


- Write "Maggie:A Girl of the Streets"


- Story is about a girl forced into prostitution


- Was not sugar coated - people hated it


- Also wrote "red Badge" in 1895


- About a battle, collected ideas from research


- in 1897 becomes war correspondant



Stephen Crane

Gets on ship SS Coridor, which wrecks


- GHets of 10 ft boat and is on open sea w/ 4 people


- Common law marries a woman


- Traveled and contracted many viruses


Dies of Terburculosis


- Gained excellent rep after he died