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Whenever such a vulgar and uncouth story is to be read, the reader must always preserve a sense of unbiased, fair, and indifferent emphasis when concerning the sociopolitical opinions of the author. 

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Whenever such a vulgar and uncouth story is to be read, the reader must always preserve a sense of unbiased, fair, and indifferent emphasis when concerning the sociopolitical opinions of the author. 

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This story should be therefore regarded as disrespectful and crude. It’s a raw, underbred product of the times it was written in and the author  who wrote it.

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New historicism is subjective and varies depending on the author.

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This critical approach acts towards fiction narratives.

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The visions and regards for the Indigenous portrayed to the reader by the main character are precisely those of the author, Nathaniel Hawthorne.

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The visions and regards for the Indigenous portrayed to the reader by the main character are precisely those of the author, Nathaniel Hawthorne.

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What Goodman Brown saw in the forest was a hallucination.

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What Goodman Brown saw in the forest was a hallucination.

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Nathaniel Hawthorne commemorates his hometown and its background history in the story.

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Nathaniel Hawthorne commemorates his hometown and its background history in the story.

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The story of Goodman Brown revolves around the Salem Witch Trials.

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The story of Goodman Brown revolves around the Salem Witch Trials.

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Young Goodman Brown is a man that goes out from his house to a trip into the forest near it. He encounters a series of people, known by him as religious and good people, that were heading into a devil’s ceremony; the first man he saw tried to convince him to enter the worshiping, but with his love and loyalty put in his wife, he doesn’t accept. During his time in this forest, he starts to hear the ceremony, and he sees in it, participants as his mother, father or his wife. After all this ceremony ends, he is not able to see the good on Earth, and he loses all hope and faith in the world until the day of his death.

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“Young Goodman Brown” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, makes explicit and direct reference to the religious and political events of the author and his ancestors's life.