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The Red Badge of Courage (Scribner Classics), Scribner Classics, Stephen Crane
Published thirty years after the Civil War, this "impressionistic" American classic tells a war story in a thoroughly modern way - without a trace of romanticizing. Through the eyes of ordinary soldier Henry Fleming, we follow his psychological turmoil, from the excitement of patriotism to the bloody realities of battle and his flight from it. In the end, he overcomes his fear and disillusionment, and fights with courage.
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The Red Badge of Courage, Bantam Classics Series, Stephen Crane
In my opinion this book is'nt just a good reader, it's also a look into ourselves. It tests you to look at your own life and to judge wether you think you have the bravery you need to go through life, and to stand up to your fears, or to run away and feel guilty for what you have done. Will you wander through the woods, or will you go back and face the fear that so recently drove you away from the conflict in your life. Will you choose to surround yourself with people that are hurt, and therefore...
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The Red Badge of Courage, Enriched Classics Series, Stephen Crane
In my opinion this book is'nt just a good reader, it's also a look into ourselves. It tests you to look at your own life and to judge wether you think you have the bravery you need to go through life, and to stand up to your fears, or to run away and feel guilty for what you have done. Will you wander through the woods, or will you go back and face the fear that so recently drove you away from the conflict in your life. Will you choose to surround yourself with people that are hurt, and therefore...
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The Red Badge of Courage, Puffin Classics Series, Stephen Crane
January 04, 2003: Do you have a lot of patience? No? Well, The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane is definitely NOT for you. It is a very dense book, and if you have complete focus, you can get through it with understanding it. He uses a lot of naturalism and impressionism in his writing which makes it a little more interesting. He also added little things in that are easy to notice. For example on every few pages there is a reference to a flag. The flag always has some kind of light...
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The Red Badge of Courage (Scribner Classics), Scribner Classics, Stephen Crane
Published thirty years after the Civil War, this "impressionistic" American classic tells a war story in a thoroughly modern way - without a trace of romanticizing. Through the eyes of ordinary soldier Henry Fleming, we follow his psychological turmoil, from the excitement of patriotism to the bloody realities of battle and his flight from it. In the end, he overcomes his fear and disillusionment, and fights with courage.
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The Red Badge of Courage, Bantam Classics Series, Stephen Crane
In my opinion this book is'nt just a good reader, it's also a look into ourselves. It tests you to look at your own life and to judge wether you think you have the bravery you need to go through life, and to stand up to your fears, or to run away and feel guilty for what you have done. Will you wander through the woods, or will you go back and face the fear that so recently drove you away from the conflict in your life. Will you choose to surround yourself with people that are hurt, and therefore...
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The Red Badge of Courage, Enriched Classics Series, Stephen Crane
In my opinion this book is'nt just a good reader, it's also a look into ourselves. It tests you to look at your own life and to judge wether you think you have the bravery you need to go through life, and to stand up to your fears, or to run away and feel guilty for what you have done. Will you wander through the woods, or will you go back and face the fear that so recently drove you away from the conflict in your life. Will you choose to surround yourself with people that are hurt, and therefore...
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The Red Badge of Courage, Puffin Classics Series, Stephen Crane
January 04, 2003: Do you have a lot of patience? No? Well, The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane is definitely NOT for you. It is a very dense book, and if you have complete focus, you can get through it with understanding it. He uses a lot of naturalism and impressionism in his writing which makes it a little more interesting. He also added little things in that are easy to notice. For example on every few pages there is a reference to a flag. The flag always has some kind of light...
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