It is expected that the literature of this period portrays the independence of the colonies and the construction of American identity.
Why are these themes common in the literature of that time?
- Because between 1770 and 1775 the separatist movements began, which aimed at the freedoms of the American colonies.
- Because between 1775 and 1800 was the moment of construction of American identity as a nation.
Literature is a reflection of its society. Because of this, it is very common for books to represent themes and concepts that are commonly seen in the society of their time. This is because authors are inspired by the real world and what they are experiencing to write their works.
In American literature, it is possible to see a variety of texts that emphasize the identity of the American people, the social and political construction of the country, and the desire for freedom and national independence.
These themes were portrayed not only in fictional works but also in nonfiction works such as "The Federalist," "Poor Richard Improved" and "Common Sense."
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