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What is Southern Gothic Literature? Unlike Romantic Gothic literature that utilizes the supernatural, Southern Gothic literature focuses on the sublime and grotesque found in reality. Instead of removing characters to a place of contrived fantasy, southern Gothic concentrates on examining the extremes the Christian South. The grotesque is used because "With its emphasis upon distortion, melodrama, caricature, and fusion it says a great deal about the reality of man's condition" (Muller, 11). The Southern aspect of Southern Gothic would be that the grotesque is a negative that has been dictated by Christian morals because since the South is "Christ-haunted", they have deeper sense of their maker (Feeley, x). Why does Flannery O'Connor fit in the Southern Gothic genre? Gothic literature uses the supernatural and deformity of the grotesque. Southern literature focuses on people from the south and their inherent Christianity. O'Connor blended both as she wrote of those she encountered, from the nut on the street to the local preacher. With each story, she recreated a reality of southern life but made the characters freaks. The freaks are the everyday people O'Connor saw but are driven by a demonic force. Muller notes freak is a 'flat' character "to the extent that he is obsessed, that he is automaton-like, that his compulsive gestures are mechanical"(23). O'Connor found that Christian dogma is inherent in the south and used its beliefs to draw grotesque characters that would affect her readers.

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Rosa found him rolled over in the mud down by the gully. She started. The wash basket fell off her head and six white shirts-washed, pressed, and folded-flapped face-down in the mud. One of them was in reach of his hand, a rigid, immobile hand, strangely white against the soft red clay it lay in. She felt like sinking into the clay herself. It had taken her all afternoon to iron them shirts. She picked them up except the one that almost touched him. She fished that up with a stick and drop ped it into the basket. Then she looked at him again. He seemed almost to have been pressed down in the clay, his thin body and outstretched arms forming a weird white cross in relief on the red. Light-colored trousers clung to his wet body and Rosa notic ed that a thin coating of ice had begun to form around his arms and back. He had on no coat. Vaguely she wondered if they might think she had killed the man. They sho would if they seen her tracks leadin' up to him. Now how they gonna know them her tracks? They warn't God Amighty. Rosa put the basket on her head again and went back home. She was sorting the Grocery-Store-Wilkinson's wash from the Sheriff-Thomases when Abram came in. She heard three, slow, deliberate footsteps and thought it was someone else. Then the door creaked and he peered in. She knew he was drunk by the way he opene d the door. If it had weighed a hundred, he couldn't have done it more slowly. Cheap wine-allus got him. Abram closed the door behind him with infinite care and tiptoed to the bed where she had the wash laid out.

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Flannery O'Connor Links General information on Flannery O'Connor and her writing "`Tin Jesus': The Intellectual in Selected Short Fiction of Flannery O'Connor Summary and commentary on Flannery O'Connor's "Revelation" Summary and commentary on Flannery O'Connor's "The Lame Shall Enter First" Summary and commentary on Flanner O'Connor's "Everything That Rises Must Converge" Last Revised: 24 March 1997

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top RESEARCH LINKS AUTHORS IN DEPTH Poetry In Depth Fiction In Depth ... Munro O'Connor Drama In Depth FOR INSTRUCTORS GLOSSARY Biography ... Chronology Biography Wise Blood (1952) and The Violent Bear It Away (1960), as well as thirty-one short stories. Despite her brief life and relatively modest output, her work is regarded as among the most distinguished American fiction of the mid-twentieth century. Her two collections of short stories, A Good Man Is Hard to Find (1955) and Everything That Rises Must Converge (1965), were included in (1971), which won the National Book Award. O’Connor inhabited simultaneously two radically different worlds. The world she created in her stories is populated with bratty children, malcontents, incompetents, pious frauds, bewildered intellectuals, deformed cynics, rednecks, hucksters, racists, perverts, and murderers who experience dramatically intense moments that surprise and shock readers. Her personal life, however, was largely uneventful. She humorously acknowledged its quiet nature in 1958 when she claimed that "there won’t be any biographies of me because, for only one reason, lives spent between the house and the chicken yard do not make exciting copy." Accent in 1946 and earned her master of fine arts degree in 1947. She wrote stories about life in the rural South, and this subject matter, along with her devout Catholic perspective, became central to her fiction.

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Flannery O’Connor The Collected Works Robin Darling Young The author of The Violent Bear It Away If categories are invoked, O’Connor is readily identifiable as a Southern and Catholic writer. To consign authors to the categories of the regional and religious is usually to diminish them by convenience; fortunately O’Connor’s writing defies diminution, because she wrote of the cities of God and man with a consciousness filled by something larger than merely a religious view, or a worldview, or a tradition. Her voice sounded a particular note, her eye saw and her hands crafted tales that told particular stories of the country to which she truly belonged—in the words of a contemporary author, John Casey, "that historical glacier the Church." That is why it is not wholly correct to say, as the dustjacket of the otherwise excellent Flannery O’Connor: The Collected Works (Library of America, 1988) does, that O’Connor "in her short lifetime . . . became one of the most distinctive American writers of the twentieth century." O’Connor was an American writer only in a highly qualified way. No one with a passport from the una sancta can wholeheartedly embrace the American project of liberal commercialism, or why would O’Connor have made old Hazel Motes say, "Nobody with a good car needs to be justified"? The novel wherein Motes stalks (

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Flannery O'Connor Learn More About Flannery O'Connor Anybody who has survived his childhood has enough information about life to last him the rest of his days. Conviction without experience makes for harshness. Everywhere I go I'm asked if I think the university stifles writers. My opinion is that they don't stifle enough of them. There's many a bestseller that could have been prevented by a good teacher. I am a writer because writing is the thing I do best. I am not afraid that the book will be controversial, I'm afraid it will not be controversial. The novel is an art form and when you use it for anything other than art, you pervert it.

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Flannery O’Connor (1925-64) Commentary by Karen Bernardo Flannery O’Connor has the reputation of writing some of the quirkiest fiction in the annals of American literature. Her characters are strange, if not downright bizarre. But there was a message behind O’Connor’s madnessand that was contained in her conviction that we are all, even those of us who seem most "normal," wanting in the sight of God. A devout Catholic, O’Connor expressed her belief in humanity’s need for salvation in every story. All O'Connor's stories deal with the workings of grace in the everyday world. O'Connor saw grace all around her, but no radiant angels "sent by God" appear in her fiction; rather, she believed that it often takes a rude shock - if not an outright trauma - to jolt people out of their complacency and into an awareness of their need for salvation. In both "Revelation" and "Greenleaf," this comes through the encounter of smug, self-righteous female protagonists with secondary characters they consider to be inferior. Because we tend to read literature from a secular viewpoint, we want the central question in the story to be whether bourgeois propriety gives one the right to demean others. But that isn't really O'Connor's point. The epileptic girl who attacks Mrs. Turpin in "Revelation," the "common" Mr. Greenleaf who rankles Mrs. May in "Greenleaf," or the serial killer in "A Good Man is Hard to Find" are not merely symbolic of the world's "have-nots." They are catalysts in the process of spiritual redemption. Like their counterparts in other O'Connor stories, they jar their respective protagonists out of their easy assumptions about life, and catapult them into a new relationship with the Divine.

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Links for A Casebook On Flannery O'Connor The Flannery O'Connor Collection The Ina Dilliard Library at the Georgia College and State University began the Flannery O'Connor Collection in 1946. This Web page describes the collection, which includes letters, memorabilia, O'Connor's annotated book collection, and more. The site also has a section devoted to researching O'Connor with a wonderful list of O'Connor criticism, and a section that provides biographical information on the writer. Flannery O'Connor's Short Stories Here is a site developed by a student who fell in love with O'Connor's writing. She writes: "Hello. I'm glad you found my page dedicated to who I believe to be the best southern writer ever . Sure, Faulkner was good. But O'Connor had what I believe to be a God-given talent to capture southerners and the core of their religious beliefs. My site is primarily focused on trying to help the student gain a better grasp on O'Connor's stories and themes. Included on my site will be my own experience in Milledgeville, theme paper ideas, reviews of her short stories, and every book written by and about Flannery O'Connor available to order." The Flannery O'Connor Museum This is another good, student-created site. It is based on O'Connor's

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“A Good Man is Hard to Find” Views Criticism Analysis What some Lit 2020 students thought about O’Connor “In the short story 'A Good Man is Hard to find' the issue of religion is the center of focus in my opinion.” “I was shocked an appalled to say the least by this violent story. It began normally, discussing who's in the family and where they're going to go for their vacation. I had no idea that it would end so tragically” “I had to read the lines over again because I could not expect such a tale to come from this innocent beginning. I had expected the story to end peacefully and just tell a nice family tale but I was surely surprised and I did like how the author grabbed my attention as it was drifting away.” “I was pretty bored with it at first, felling that it was unraveling too slowly, but then all of a sudden everything is thrown at you at once. On one hand that was a horrible story that gave me chills. It was really shocking and disturbing knowing that he had that father and son executed” “Overall I did like the story, even though it was pretty disturbing and depressing - it just pretty much had a more realistic backing theme then most stories - life isn't full of happy endings.”

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The Story of Flannery O'Connor by Jessica Fetscher “No, your not doing it right!” Mary said as the hot savanna sun beat down. “Watch me again.” “Who are you talking to Mary?” Regina’s (Mary’s mom) head peeked out the window to see what her daughter was doing. She always seemed to be up to something. “The chicken, Mommy. Now please watch me and you’ll get it. One foot in back of the other. It is easy.” “What are you trying to do?” Her mom smirked. Mary’s imagination was always wondering and floating everywhere conceivable. “Why don’t you come on inside and get dressed for church.” “AW, mom, please I’m almost done. He is going to get it when I’m not home.” “Get what?” “I’m going to teach him to walk backwards.” “What? Oh, Mary come and get dressed so we can be there on time this week.” “All right.” She walked in reluctantly During the mass at the family’s regular church, Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, all Mary could think about was how she was going to teach the chicken to walk backwards. When they returned home Mary went out and tried again and again until the sun had almost set. Her mom heard a bang at the backdoor which was followed by Mary’s screams of joy. “I did it mom! I did it!”

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