LOCAL COLOR SCHOOL IN AMERICAN LITERATURE.
Keywords:
Local Color School, American literature, regionalism, literary movement, storytelling, cultural identity.Abstract
The Local Color School emerged in American literature during the late 19th century as a movement focused on capturing the unique characteristics and customs of specific regions through storytelling. This article examines the origins, key characteristics, notable authors, and literary contributions of the Local Color School. Through an analysis of selected works, it delves into the methods employed by writers of this movement and the impact of their narratives on shaping perceptions of regional identities in American culture. Furthermore, this study discusses the enduring relevance of the Local Color School in contemporary literature and suggests avenues for further research.
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