John Steinbeck’s labor trilogy

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John Steinbeck’s labor trilogy is a group of three socially conscious novels—often identified as *In Dubious Battle*, *Of Mice and Men*, and *The Grapes of Wrath*—that explore the struggles and injustices faced by American workers during the Great Depression.

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instanceOf cycle of novels
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novel
novel
novella
alsoKnownAs John Steinbeck’s labor trilogy
surface form: Steinbeck labor trilogy
author John Steinbeck
awardReceived Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre political fiction
proletarian literature
social novel
hasPart In Dubious Battle
Of Mice and Men
The Grapes of Wrath
language English
literaryMovement social realism
mainSubject Dust Bowl migrants
Great Depression
surface form: Great Depression in the United States

labor strike
labor struggles
migrant ranch workers
working-class life
publicationDate 1936
1937
1939
publicationEra 1930s
setting Old West
surface form: American West

California, United States
surface form: California

California apple orchards
San Joaquin Ranch
surface form: California ranch

Oklahoma
theme collective action
dignity of work
economic injustice
exploitation of migrant workers
labor organizing
poverty in rural America
timePeriodDepicted Great Depression

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