1994
DOI: 10.17077/0006-7474.1251
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“…In his trilogy, Corey wished to emulate the work of two anthropologists, Helen and Robert S. Lynd in their Middletown study (McCown ; Gerber :11; Corey to Marshall Best, March 10, ). Literary historian Douglas Wixson (:67) refers to realistic fiction of the thirties about workers as a form of literary ethnography and describes Corey as an ethnographer and social historian.…”
Section: Naturalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In his trilogy, Corey wished to emulate the work of two anthropologists, Helen and Robert S. Lynd in their Middletown study (McCown ; Gerber :11; Corey to Marshall Best, March 10, ). Literary historian Douglas Wixson (:67) refers to realistic fiction of the thirties about workers as a form of literary ethnography and describes Corey as an ethnographer and social historian.…”
Section: Naturalismmentioning
confidence: 99%