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Harper American Literature, Native Son

by

Wright, Richard

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Harper American Literature, Native Son, 2ndth Edition, ISBN 9780065022674 Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:

9780065022674

ISBN:

006502267X

Edition: 2nd Pub Date: 1995
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers, Incorporated Summary: "Mr. Wright does spoil his story at the end by insisting on Bigger's fate as representative of the whole Negro race and making Bigger himself say so. But this is a minor fault in a good cause. The story is a strong and powerful one and it alone will force the Negro issue into our attention. Certainly 'Native Son' declares Richard Wright's importance, not merely as the best Negro writer, but as an American author as d [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9780065022674


ISBN:

006502267X


Edition: 2nd
Pub Date: 1995
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers, Incorporated

"Mr. Wright does spoil his story at the end by insisting on Bigger's fate as representative of the whole Negro race and making Bigger himself say so. But this is a minor fault in a good cause. The story is a strong and powerful one and it alone will force the Negro issue into our attention. Certainly 'Native Son' declares Richard Wright's importance, not merely as the best Negro writer, but as an American author as distinctive as any of those now writing."

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