Philosophy 4 - Owen Wister

Owen Wister was an American writer known for his western novels.\n He attended Harvard Law School and practiced law in Philadelphia. Wister was fascinated with the culture,\n lore and terrain of the west.\n Wister's most famous work is the 1902 novel The Virginian,\n which is considered to be the first cowboy novel.\n Wister considered a career in music, worked in a bank and studied law.\n Philosophy 4 is set at Harvard.\n In this story the close-knit community formed by college boys is the central theme of the story.\n No one can understand a community as well as those living within its boundaries.\n The years at a major university help young people to find their place in society.\n Who are the leaders and who are not. In Philosophy 4 2 young men are facing the end of the year Philosophy