John Dos Passoss "The Big Money": Critical Perceptions of the United States during the 1920s

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The seminar paper explores the significance of John Dos Passos as a pivotal figure in American literature, particularly through his trilogy U.S.A., which captures the social and political landscape of early 20th-century America. Focusing on "The Big Money," the final novel of the trilogy, it provides an overview of the entire work, analyzes its innovative narrative styles, and examines the historical context and main characters. The paper aims to highlight the themes present in Dos Passos's writing, showcasing his artistic approach as a commentary on history.