CORMAC McCARTHY'S THE ROAD DEPICTS THE SPIRIT OF THE ERA
Keywords:
spirit of the era, post-apocalyptic literature, survival, contemporary anxieties, human spirit, love, family bonds, ethical dilemmas.Abstract
In the realm of modern literature, few works have managed to capture the essence of an era as starkly and hauntingly as Cormac McCarthy's "The Road." Published in 2006, these novel paints a bleak and desolate landscape, both physically and emotionally, in the aftermath of an undefined apocalyptic event. McCarthy's narrative skillfully delves into the depths of human despair while simultaneously celebrating the enduring spirit of survival. In doing so, "The Road" serves as a poignant reflection of the anxieties, fears, and hopes that define our contemporary age. This article will explore how McCarthy's novel encapsulates the spirit of the era, offering a glimpse into the human condition when faced with the collapse of civilization and the struggle for survival.
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