The Register

In «The Register,» William Dean Howells deftly explores the intersection of personal identity and societal expectation within the backdrop of 19th-century America. With a style that marries realism with psychological depth, Howells crafts a narrative that scrutinizes the nuances of human emotion and social dynamics. The dialogue-driven structure and rich character development reflect the burgeoning literary trend of realism, inviting readers into a world where every individual's voice contributes to the larger socio-cultural discourse of the time. Throughout the novel, Howells'Äôs acute observations on... Edasi