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Journal Article
Social Distortion: Displaced Landscapes and the Machines of Progress in Flannery O'Connor's \The Displaced Person\ and \A View of the Woods\
2017
Overview
Resident farmers are introduced to the Hudson Tractor Company's shiny new Ford Golden Jubilee tractor, which features the \"Most Advanced Hydraulic System of any Tractor!\" Attaching mounted instruments-the disc harrow, the two bottom plow-will take only 60 seconds, and newspaper ads promise that this machine will ease farmers' reliance on inferior manpower (Ford 2). Twenty years ago, ecocritic Lawrence Buell defined four key aspects of environmentally oriented work: \"The nonhuman environment . . . suggest[s] that human history is implicated in natural history\"; \"The human interest is not understood to be the only legitimate interest\"; \"Human accountability to the environment is part of the text's ethical orientation\"; and there is \"some sense of the environment as a process rather than as a constant\" (Environmental 7). [...]Ms. McIntyre's cows are sold at a loss. [...]a Tourist Court.\"
Publisher
Georgia College
