Burnham Breaker - Greene, Homer
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Burnham Breaker is a story set in a coal-mining town where young boys endure harsh conditions in pursuit of a better life. Living in an industrial world, they struggle with feelings of identity and a desire for belonging. The arrival of a compassionate manager introduces a contrast to the otherwise grim existence of the boys, offering moments of humanity and connection amid their daily toil. The oppressive labor in the coal breaker symbolizes the harshness of their lives, yet a rare act of kindness brings a fleeting sense of joy and reprieve. This gesture helps deepen personal bonds and sets…mehr

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Burnham Breaker is a story set in a coal-mining town where young boys endure harsh conditions in pursuit of a better life. Living in an industrial world, they struggle with feelings of identity and a desire for belonging. The arrival of a compassionate manager introduces a contrast to the otherwise grim existence of the boys, offering moments of humanity and connection amid their daily toil. The oppressive labor in the coal breaker symbolizes the harshness of their lives, yet a rare act of kindness brings a fleeting sense of joy and reprieve. This gesture helps deepen personal bonds and sets the stage for confronting deeper emotional conflicts. The narrative delves into struggles with self-worth, loss, and the relentless demands placed on the working class in an industrialized society. As the boys confront the realities of their lives, their yearning for escape and a sense of family becomes central, revealing the complexities of personal growth and the human need for connection within a challenging environment.
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Homer Greene was a writer and novelist best known for works that depicted the harsh realities of industrial life and the working class. Born in the 19th century, Greene had a particular interest in social issues, using writing to explore poverty, labor, and the struggles of everyday people in an industrialized world. Stories often focused on individuals facing difficult circumstances, reflecting the challenges experienced in the rapidly changing social and economic landscapes of the time. Greene's writing, while not as widely known as some contemporaries, remains a valuable contribution to the literary depiction of American industrial life during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The style is marked by realism and deep empathy for characters, with a focus on highlighting the emotional and physical toll of industrialization on working individuals. Greene's works offer a vivid portrayal of the working-class experience, emphasizing resilience, identity, and the human spirit in the face of adversity.