Theodore Dreiser - Jennie Gerhardt: "Nothing is proved, all is permitted"

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The life of Theodore Dreiser, born into a large Catholic family in Indiana, reflects his evolution from a journalist to a prominent novelist. His early works, including the controversial "Sister Carrie," faced challenges but later gained acclaim, with "An American Tragedy" marking his commercial success. Dreiser's literary career was intertwined with his political activism; he became a committed socialist and later joined the Communist Party, advocating against censorship and exploring social issues through his writing. He passed away in 1945.