Departure From Romanticism In Huckleberry Finn
How does Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn represent a clear departure from the formal conventions of romanticism?
A
By setting the narrative in the American South.
B
By incorporating elements of adventure into the plot.
C
By employing regional vernacular and dialect.
D
By exploring a complex moral dilemma.
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