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“Literary Hub » Why Americans can’t seem to quit Little House on the Prairie.”
“* Loosely based on Wilder’s own upbringing, the original Prairie books hit stands in the 30s.”
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“More than any real plot, I can still call up the routines of frontier life that Ingalls made so vivid.”
“Rebecca Sonnenshine’s new adaptation aims to correct standing impressions from the series and the show, while troubling some of Wilder’s arguments.”
“To go west.”
“As MacNicol notes in her op-ed, “for better and worse, [ Little House ] has come to dominate [italics mine] our understanding of the era of Western expansion in American history.” That verb feels apt.”
“That is, when it wasn’t retreading harmful stereotypes in language adjusted for the changing times .”