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Conflict of the Working Class in Steinbeck 's Grapes of Wrath ' and Of Mice and Men

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Conflict of the Working Class in Steinbeck 's Grapes of Wrath ' and Of Mice and Men

Since the creation of humankind , man has faced the war of conquering the land , to attain its ownership . Be it during the times of the Homo sapiens , when man fought against the wildest animals , creating its own pastures of growth and living , or the times when lands were being shaken

by monstrous machines brought by the Industrial Revolution . Thus , it is the nature of Man , to conquer and live in dominance , with a group left to suffer . However , the amount of misery is what defines the difference between man of the Stone Age , and the man of the IT world , the modern technology

Such of conflict between the working class and that on the ruling side is the theme in most of the novels written by John Steinbeck renowned for this elaboration and profound creativity shown in his novels , Of Mice and Men (1937 , and the Grapes of Wrath (1939

Steinbeck is famous for his stories , showing the war of the good versus the evil , and thus chooses to write the tales of the hardships faced by the people of his own soil , in the struggle to create a stronger society . And due to his strong works and words of wisdom he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature...