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G. Santayana (1996)
The Sense of Beauty; Being the Outline of Aesthetic Theory
A. Hart
Imagination in HistoryThe American Historical Review, 15
<jats:p> “Among the Corn-Rows,” a short story appearing in Hamlin Garland's Main-Travelled Roads (1891), opens with a telling dialogue between homesteader Rob Rodemaker and Seagraves, a local newspaper editor. At one point during their exchange, Rodemaker explains why he left his native Waupac County in Wisconsin to settle further west in the Dakota Territory: “We fellers workin' out back there got more ‘n’ more like hands, an' less like human beings. Y' know, Waupac is a kind of summer resort, and the people that use' t' come in summers looked down on us cusses in the fields an' shops. I couldn't stand it.” </jats:p>
Modernist Cultures – Edinburgh University Press
Published: May 1, 2008
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