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The Violent Bear It Away"

Summary: This is a paper that outlines the concept of naturalness and unnaturalness as presented by Flannery O'Connor in her work "The Violent Bear ***** Away." It has one source.

***** ***** of the most diversified writers ***** American literary circles Flannery O'Connor not only dazzles her readers with philosophical *****s into social issues but she also presents an insight into the inner beliefs ***** individuals. As she believed that she did not expect anyone to understand ***** astute yet eventual conclusion of the changing behaviors of people. According to the author people's passion for external violence stem from internal struggle for gaining power. This may be in the form ***** anger, hostility or cruelty and at the heart of her argument is th***** human nature by and large reside in the naturalness of impulsive acts against the external environment whereas the internal ***** against oneself is the existentialness or rather the unnatural struggle of the ascetic. This kind ***** struggle is imperative for the individual to realize ***** order of things in the environment. Thus O'Connor formulates the premise for religious endeavors which is basically a n*****tural order ***** it turns violent when one become alienated and treat it as unnatural. For example ***** character Enoch has become alienated ***** his religious *****junction and he can***** underst***** why the Bishop should want ***** baptize the little child in the story. He also feels alienated because of the uncontrollable emotions he has towards t***** child and there*****e constantly struggle aga*****st his natural emotions. O'Connor present him as a character/ an individual who *****ly demonstrate he does not care for the world around him but deep down he is very much aware ***** the fact that it is through faith and love ***** one's surrounding ***** motivate one to take action and become p*****sionate about it.

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*****, Flannery. The Violent Bear It Away. Faber ***** Faber,