In the middle of the 19th century, political philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville claimed, "The inhabitants of the United States have...properly speaking, no literature." Based on what you learned this semester, is this statement accurate? Evaluate the contributions of two or more writers in this semester to the development of uniquely American literature. What genres, subjects, themes, settings, or characters did these writers develop?

I do not agree with Tocqueville's statement.

Explanation:

Literature is the art and technique of composing the most varied texts. Literature is something free, alive and that adapts and changes through not only the perspectives of the authors, but the cultures and concepts that each region presents. Thus, it is not correct to say that no region has no literature, because they all have their own style and their own techniques, including America.

This is so true that we can mention great American writers, like Mark Twain and Edgar Alan Poe, who were writers of different styles, different genres and techniques, but who managed to express their own imaginations, thoughts and often yearnings that were common to society American and that transformed their work into something so palatable and admirable.

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