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10 de nov. de 2023 · The occasion for my own trip into that glorious space was the annual Willa Cather Conference, held that year in Red Cloud. I gave a talk about Cather’s 1922 novel, “One of Ours” — set, as ...
A América profunda. Avaliado no Brasil em 4 de maio de 2015. Quarto romance da escritora Willa Sibert Cather (1873-1947), Minha Ántonia (1918) é um clássico da literatura americana do Século XX. A história é narrada por Jim Burden (conselheiro jurídico de uma grande ferrovia, morador de Nova York) a pedido de sua amiga de infância e ...
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Willa Cather dies at the age of 73 of a massive cerebral hemorrhage. She is buried four days later at Jaffrey, New Hampshire, on the hillside spot that she had selected. The inscription on her tombstone reads: WILLA CATHER. December 7, 1876 - April 24, 1947. THE TRUTH AND CHARITY OF HER GREAT.
Walk the Willa Cather Memorial Prairie, just out of town, 612 acres of native shortgrass rolling away to the sky and down to a stand of cottonwood. Thistle and sedge, buffalo currant and sunflower ...
12 de nov. de 2023 · A fresh perspective on Cather’s sexuality came from Sharon O’Brien’s “Willa Cather: The Emerging Voice” (1986), while Joan Acocella provided a witty, abrasive take on academic analyses ...
Winter 1883 to 1884 — Willa Cather attends a one-room schoolhouse in the Catherton precinct of Webster County. She picks up a less formal education by meeting many immigrants in the region and listening to their stories. 1884 — Willa Cather and her family move into town. Red Cloud’s population at the time is 2,500.
27 de fev. de 2018 · Willa Cather was not a flashy stylist, and though she was ambitious in her work, she did not attach it to a publicity-worthy life like some of her contemporaries, such as Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Cather’s first book of poetry came out in 1903, when she was twenty-nine; her first book of stories […]
