Huck, Jim and Tom are American immortals. They resonate in the popular culture and, at the same time, provoke the continual concern and interest of intellectuals in the academic community. When the book was first published, and for years thereafter, many
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Nicholas Wolfson is the George and Helen England Professor of Law, Emeritus at the University of Connecticut School of Law where he taught courses on Free Speech, Church and State, Securities Regulation and Corporate Law. He has written extensively; some
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Huck Finn IS hate, not an antidote to it.,
This review is from: Huckleberry Finn: Antidote to Hate (Paperback)
This book is an absurd attempt to spin a racist "classic" into an "antidote" for hate. Anyone who has studied the controversy surrounding the use of Huck Finn in the classroom is aware that in multiracial settings, the novel raises hate, not solves it. While it can be carefully taught to be seen as the example of underlying racism that it is, Huck Finn is more like the poison than the antidote.
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