The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Main Themes

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Banality of Evil The term the banality of evil would not have been known to Shirley Jackson; it was introduced in 1963 by Hannah Arendt in Eichmann in

Shirley Jackson's short story “The Lottery,” which first appeared in themes of conformity and cruelty, it was an allegory for “I frankly confess to being completely baffled by Shirley Jackson's 'The Lottery “The Lottery” takes the classic theme of man's

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