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A 3 page paper which argues against John Steinbeck’s claims in Americans and the Land. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. John Steinbeck: Americans and the Land Research
Compiled for by J.A. Rodgers, September 2010 To Use This Paper Properly, Please Introduction John Steinbecks
essay Americans and the Land is an essay about how Americans have, since they first arrived in the new land, abused and destroyed much of the land they encountered. Steinbeck
illustrates how Americans have little or no regard for the natural beauty that surrounds them and they only desire to conquer and destroy what they find. The following paper argues
against Steinbecks claims. John Steinbeck: Americans and the Land When one speaks of Americans there must be an understanding that not every American is the same, nor have
they ever been. There have always been people who would wish to take all they can, destroy all they can, and ultimately seek power and control over everything they can.
Unfortunately these are the sort of people who often have control and power and as such they are what most people equate with America and Americans. But, there is a
vast majority of individuals, throughout history, that have no desire to destroy and only desire to live and thrive, in harmony with what exits around them. In fact, Steinbeck was
one of these individuals and he was American. Steinbeck notes how people "cut and burned the forests to make room for crops; they abandoned their knowledge of kindness to
the land" (Steinbeck 379). While this was likely true in some circumstances one need only look at history and see that many people only wanted a place to grow their
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