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The Red Badge of Courage

novel of the American Civil War by Stephen Crane
published and considered to be his masterwork because of its perceptive .



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The Work. The Red Badge of Courage is a novel in which Henry Fleming.



“the Youth
” struggles with the question of whether he will fight or run when he sees his first .





Carefully selected memoirs.



poems

short stories.



newspaper articles
and interviews illuminate the historical setting


the themes of cowardice and desertion
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The Red Badge Of Courage.

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Crane s first novel was Bowery tale Maggie A Girl of the Streets
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The young person is the chief character in this novel He accomplishes “ growing from cowardliness and rawness to cour
The young person felt strongly that the greatest casuality of war was the loss of those psychic resources he needed.



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Yet Montgomery County Community College English Senior Lecturer Donald Yost has risen to the challenge with his newly pu
“Henry A Sequel to Stephen Crane s ‘ The Red Badge of Courage

’” which chronicles the life of the title character following the events of classic war novel


Henry Fleming begins as a naive young man.

eager to experience the glory of war He soon faces the truth about war and his own self identity on the battlefield

however. As the first encounter with the enemy approaches.

Henry wonders if he will be brave in the face of battle In fact

Henry does panic and flee in an early encounter..

First published.

The Red Badge of Courage is the amazing Civil War story of a farm boy turned soldier. Henry Fleming is a young Union soldier struggling with the horrors of war and the destruction of lives and property. Over the span of a few days.





Henry must decide whether he is courageous enough to remain in the war.

or so



Glencoe Literature Library Study Guide Stephen Crane The Red Badge of Courage.



by Glencoe
2001.





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But upon its publication

when Crane was only twenty four

Red Badge was heralded as a new kind of war novel

marked by astonishing insight into the true psychology of men under fire. Along with the seminal short stories included in this volume“The Open Boat.

” “The Veteran.



” and “The Men in the Storm” The Red .



Henry calls the soldier’s wounds in a “ red badge of courage. ”. He literally means physical wounds A red badge of courage.

however.



can also represent emotional wounds. Take.

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