Unit 2. Realism and Urban Life: Veblen excerpts; Howells, Hazard of New Fortunes
Unit 3. Naturalism and Urban Life, Part I: Brace; Riis; Crane, “An Experiment in Misery” & Maggie
Come up with a provisionally answered discussion question from the two texts. In other words, you’ll need not only to ask a thoughtful and thought-provoking question but also to sketch out a provisional answer to your question that is supported by textual evidence, whether you focus on formal choices, central themes or motifs, or treatment of socio-historical context.
For reference, a single collective question for each unit (not for each reading) but it may be seen in all the readings for the given unit, tentatively answered, with some corroborative textual evidence, will suffice–the goal is for this Q & A posts to provide food for thought rather than comprehensive analyses.
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