ce to all life." Life could be shown through authors as scientists show science!
             ; one could go through and scrutinize life and have proof instead of opinions.
             Crane's style confused many of his peers. According to Colvert, Crane was thought of as "one of the worst offenders of a new school of writers who . . . have allowed themselves to be carried away into extremes," (30). As time passed, his style was no longer an issue-Naturalists had become indifferent to style. Critics looked at Crane's "mechanistic" view of the world-man was helpless and an animal at the mercy of nature. One can come to the conclusion that Crane is still discussed due to the question of his genre.
             Naturalism, according to Campbell, is "a type of literature that attempts to apply scientific principles of objectivity and detachment to its study of human beings," displays free will as an illusion, and can be studied through humans and their relationships to their environment. The dif
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