How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accent , and comparing the immigrant experience portrayed there to that of an Italian-American personally interviewed. The paper concludes that the secret lies in creating a totally new hybrid culture which combines Old World and New, past and present. Bibliography lists three sources. An 8 page paper on the contrast of images of both athleticism and sexuality with intellectualism and strategy in James Thurber's Thurber's short story. The writer concludes that for Thurber it is the sport of the mind that triumphs.
Bibliography lists three sources.
A 7 page paper comparing Margaret Fletcher from the play, I'm not Stupid, to Mr. Martin in James Thurber's short story, The Catbird Seat. Bibliography lists 6 sources. A 10 page critical essay describing how Thurber constructed his comedy to so accurately reflect the experience of twentieth century Americans. His diction and subject matter are both examined, along with the text of one short story and abundant references to others. Bibliography lists ten sources.