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This fourth article in Modern North American Literature covers the movements and literary trends that most influenced its literature.

This article explores the political rhetoric of the Vietnam War, and the ways soldiers sought to reconstitute the reality of the conflict.

Throughout the ages, many writers have endeavored to portray reality through their works and through the prism of different aesthetics, but also different philosophies. This desire to relate literature to reality probably reached its pinnacle with the naturalism movement during the late nineteenth century. In opposition to Romanticism, literary naturalism emphasizes the scientific approach in depicting a fictional reality. By exploring the scientific laws and parameters influ

The article aspires to highlight the cross-fertilization of two rapidly growing interdisciplinary fields: narrative and geography.