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A 3 page paper which compares and contrasts the Civil War stories of Stephen Crane and Ambrose Bierce. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Other Stories By Stephen Crane the reader is provided with numerous stories that offer up very different, yet also similar, perspectives on the Civil War. They are stories that haunt,
stories that entertain and enlighten, and stories that illustrate the condition of humanity in a time of horrific war. The following paper compares and contrasts the books and reviews the
works. The Civil War Works of Crane and Bierce As suggested by the titles, and indicated in the introduction, these two
works are comprised of several short stories that deal with characters and the Civil War. Clearly this is what makes them similar for both authors are seeking some perspective, some
depth, and offering an examination of people and the Civil War, in relationship to different events, reactions and adventures. In these respects they are very similar.
In terms of the differences both of these authors have very different styles and their focus is very different as it relates to humanity and dealing
with the Civil War. For example, in one short story by Crane titled "A Mystery of Heroism" the reader can get a sense of his style and focus as he
notes the following: "He wondered why he did not feel some keen agony of fear cutting his sense like a knife. He wondered at this, because human expression had said
loudly for centuries that men should feel afraid of certain things, and that all men who did not feel this fear were phenomena-heroes" (Crane 6). In this one sees a
sense of delving into the nature of humanity, especially at times of war. Cranes work is filled with a look at humans and perhaps the psychology and spirituality of war.
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