The Writings of Norman Maclean: Seeking Truth amid Tragedy

by Timothy P. Schilling

Other authors: John N. Maclean (Foreword)

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The Writings of Norman Maclean: Seeking Truth amid Tragedy by Timothy P. Schilling offers a critical reassessment of Norman Maclean's work, focusing on his exploration of life's tragic elements. It examines Maclean's attempts to find meaning in personal and historical tragedies, such as the death of his brother and the 1949 Mann Gulch fire. Schilling delves into Maclean's famous works, A River Runs Through It and Young Men and Fire, highlighting the author's search for truth through various lenses, including scientific, literary, and philosophical perspectives. This study is intended for scholars and readers interested in literary analysis and the deeper themes within Maclean's writing.… (more)

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Maclean, John N.	Foreword	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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The Writings of Norman Maclean: Seeking Truth amid Tragedy by Timothy P. Schilling offers a critical reassessment of Norman Maclean's work, focusing on his exploration of life's tragic elements. It examines Maclean's attempts to find meaning in personal and historical tragedies, such as the death of his brother and the 1949 Mann Gulch fire. Schilling delves into Maclean's famous works, A River Runs Through It and Young Men and Fire, highlighting the author's search for truth through various lenses, including scientific, literary, and philosophical perspectives. This study is intended for scholars and readers interested in literary analysis and the deeper themes within Maclean's writing.

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