A New Historicist Interpretation of Forrest Gump
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novel. From the perspective of new historicism, this paper analyzes the main plots in relation to social, political and
cultural context of the United States, through which major themes of anti-racism, anti-war ideas and the realization of
American dream get reflected. Combined the theory application of new historicism and the textual analysis of Forrest
Gump, this paper attempts to provide a more panoramic research for the further study.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v5i6.3776
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