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The Open Boat: Critical Essay by Robert Schulman

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Stephen Crane
About 28 pages (8,373 words)
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SOURCE: Schulman, Robert. “Community, Perception, and the Development of Stephen Crane: From The Red Badge to ‘The Open Boat’.” American Literature 50, no. 3 (November 1978): 441-60.

In the following essay, Schulman traces Crane's growing sense of community in his fiction, which culminates in his story “The Open Boat.”

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