Shirley Jacksons The Lottery1
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Since the beginning of time man has had the internal drive to congregate and form relationships with others. From these relationships societies have evolved, and from the evolution characteristics of humankind have been brought forward. Certain characteristics have been cultivated as acceptable, while others are labeled as unacceptable. Learned evil has become present as a means of survival in every society. Humanity’s learned evil is represented by society’s relationships formed with one another
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can be born. Bibliography Cervo, Nathan. “Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’”. The Explicator. 50 (1992): 183-185. Coulthard, A.R.. “Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’”. The Explicator. 48 (1990): 226-228. Freidman, Lenemaja. “Social Evil – ‘The Lottery’”. Shirley Jackson. Boston: Twayne Publishers. 1975. Griffin, Amy. “Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’”. The Explicator. 58 (1999): 44-45. Jackson, Shirley. The Lottery and Other Stories. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. 1987. Nebeker, Helen. “’The Lottery’: Symbolic Tour de Force”. Contemporary Literary Criticism. 11: 302. Whittier, Gayle. “’The Lottery’ as Misogynist Parable”. 18 (1991): 353-363.
can be born. Bibliography Cervo, Nathan. “Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’”. The Explicator. 50 (1992): 183-185. Coulthard, A.R.. “Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’”. The Explicator. 48 (1990): 226-228. Freidman, Lenemaja. “Social Evil – ‘The Lottery’”. Shirley Jackson. Boston: Twayne Publishers. 1975. Griffin, Amy. “Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’”. The Explicator. 58 (1999): 44-45. Jackson, Shirley. The Lottery and Other Stories. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. 1987. Nebeker, Helen. “’The Lottery’: Symbolic Tour de Force”. Contemporary Literary Criticism. 11: 302. Whittier, Gayle. “’The Lottery’ as Misogynist Parable”. 18 (1991): 353-363.