The Deerslayer and Morality

Thesis Statement: The morality of the main character is one that represents a spiritual communion with nature, a firm opposition to discrimination, and an exaggerated state of divine morality.

I. Natty's morality is guided by nature.

A. His morality is all-inclusive when it comes to

B. Nature is religion because it represents the divine.

II. Natty's morality derives from the pure morality of nature.

A. His morality is free of discrimination.

B. His pro-nature morality is accepting the good and

III. Natty's morality is exaggerated.

A. His divine morality conflicts with the events of the

B. His morality is one that can resist temptation.

As much as any American writer, James Fenimore Cooper's work, is representative of the American frontier and the struggles of Native Americans and pioneers who took the advice of Horace Greeley and "went West." While many criticize the writing style and syntax of Cooper, almost no one denied the value of his work as being representat

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Approximate Word count = 1692
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)