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Flannery Oconnor: Themes
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| Flannery O'connor: Themes Flannery O’Connor’s Themes: Alienation, True Country, and the Demonic O’Connor uses many themes throughout all of her works. Her most criticized themes are alienation, true country life, and the demonic. Throughout the short stories of “A Good Man is Hard to Find”, “Everything That Rises Must Converge”, “Good Country People”, “The Life you Save Might be your Own”, “The Geranium”, “A Circle in the Fire”, and “The River” O’Connor speaks of her heritage and her religious faults. “Miss O’Connor created characters and their dramatic oppositions by separating, exaggerating, and polarizing elements in herself” (Hyman 359). O’Connor could be considered a writer of “apocalyptic violence, a grotesque vision, and vulgarity” (Hyman 358). Her themes are a reflection of her own life, and her charactes are a reflection herself. She shows the reader her life in a religious, alienated south. O’Connor uses many themes throughout her works; the most powerful of her themes are a... |
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