Gender and Identity in Raymond Carver's So Much Water, So Close to Home

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English

 

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Lenora O

 

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March 17, 2015

 

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University

 

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Any thoughts they may have had about the woman's family and how worried about her they must be are quickly washed away by thoughts of their own fatigue. The men reach deep into their bag of morals and pull out the best solution they can think of; they tie her to a tree and feel better that she "wasn't going anywhere"...
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In this part of the story, Carver seems to be making a clear statement about the morality and good judgment of men, or lack thereof. The men in the story are described as average, decent men and as such, they are examples of other men. Their lack of concern for other people in need of help shows their insensitivity towards the girl and in terms of all men, towards other people...
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