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His perspective as an adult allows him toThis analysis of the short story Great Falls by Richard Ford discusses major metaphors of light and dark, as well as Ford's exploration of themes such as rites of passage, the loss of innocence, and the discovery of self Essays and criticism on Richard Ford, including the works “Optimists”, “Great Falls”, “Rock Springs”, “Sweethearts”, Wildlife, Women with MenCritical Survey of Short Fiction As a first organized attempt to map Ford's writing and place in American literature, Perspectives very effectively identifies the major themes in the body of Ford's work and suggests critical approaches to his fiction that extend beyond the study of craft Richard Ford's Great Falls Richard FordParis Review Interview;(pdf) files; Hardcopies (for Luddites) are also available on reserve at Zimmerman library end of “Great Falls,” Richard Ford (identified in Granta 8) provides an answer to why this contradiction exists: “Though possibly it—the answer—is simple: it is just low-life, some coldness in us all, some helplessness that causes us to misunderstand life when it Essays and criticism on Richard Ford, including the works “Optimists”, “Great Falls”, “Rock Springs”, “Sweethearts”, Wildlife, Women with MenCritical Survey of Short Fiction As a first organized attempt to map Ford's writing and place in American literature, Perspectives very effectively identifies the major themes in the body of Ford's work and Men with WomenGender Relations in Richard Ford’s Rock Springs Download; XML; Redeeming Loneliness in Richard Ford’s “Great Falls” and Wildlife Download; XML; OF RICHARD FORD Los relatos cortos de Richard Ford Juan A. TARANCÓN1 Universidad de Zaragoza Abstract This paper attempts to explore the style and narrative A significant difference between the two stories is that Jackie, the protagonist of Richard Ford's “Great Falls,” survives to tell the tale.