The 1966 edition of this book has beΒcome a standard work. In this new, reΒvised edition, Pizer has dropped three chapters and has refined and extended the work by adding six: βAmerican LiterΒary Naturalism: An Approach Through Form,β βAmerican Literary Naturalism: The Example of Dreiser,β βThe Prob
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