Essay On The Banning Of Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain is one of the America's best-known literature writers. The book exposes the evil in his society. He speaks about slavery, racism, low behavior of people, human rights, violence’s and lack of education. Although “The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn” contains inappropriate language which is intolerable for some people. However, “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” never inappropriate to teach in school despite the age of the book, the use of the n word, the book remains relevant in terms of the themes inherent in the novel. The adventure of Huckleberry Finn it is told in first person dialect and it is really difficult for people to understand the book. The people are trying to ban this book from school and library because the book,
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This book it throws the reader into a time when slavery was lawful and accepted, and gives the reader a new perspective on slavery in general. According to the letters form “ The Harvard Crimson” it says, “When the New York Board of Education dropped Huckleberry Finn from the list of approved textbooks…it deprived thousands of children of a chance to read one of the finest books ever written in this country and an all-time childhood classic”. This shows adventures of Huck Finn never inappropriate, it is one of the classic book and children can learn lot of things from this book. The people think that this book is inappropriate but it’s not it is depend on how people view on this book. In the other hands this book goes along with historical context. According to the “Teaching Huckleberry Fin in Historical Context” it says, “We begin the second semester by … white rule in the South culminating in the implementation of the Jim Crow laws. It is within this historical context that we read The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, which was written in 1884 by Twain in response to the emergence of Jim Crow”. Based on this one can infer that The Adventure of Huckleberry give extra knowledge about Jim Crows law what people don’t know. So, this book consistent with theme even though negative language use but people can learn history and literature from this
This book it throws the reader into a time when slavery was lawful and accepted, and gives the reader a new perspective on slavery in general. According to the letters form “ The Harvard Crimson” it says, “When the New York Board of Education dropped Huckleberry Finn from the list of approved textbooks…it deprived thousands of children of a chance to read one of the finest books ever written in this country and an all-time childhood classic”. This shows adventures of Huck Finn never inappropriate, it is one of the classic book and children can learn lot of things from this book. The people think that this book is inappropriate but it’s not it is depend on how people view on this book. In the other hands this book goes along with historical context. According to the “Teaching Huckleberry Fin in Historical Context” it says, “We begin the second semester by … white rule in the South culminating in the implementation of the Jim Crow laws. It is within this historical context that we read The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, which was written in 1884 by Twain in response to the emergence of Jim Crow”. Based on this one can infer that The Adventure of Huckleberry give extra knowledge about Jim Crows law what people don’t know. So, this book consistent with theme even though negative language use but people can learn history and literature from this