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Race relations in literature

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Mark Twain

1876 ★ 4.0

Multiculturalism

C. James Trotman

2002

Alan Paton's Cry, the beloved country

Rose Kam

1985

Tears of rage

Sheldon Brivic

2008

The adventures of Huckleberry Finn and race in America

Jesse Jarnow

2004

Spark Notes Cry, The Beloved Country

SparkNotes

2002

The Origin of Others

Toni Morrison

2017

"Master Harold"-- and the boys

Athol Fugard

1982 ★ 4.7

Queering the Color Line

Siobhan B. Somerville

2000

Cliffsnotes to kill a mockingbird

Tamara Castleman

2000

Harper Lee's To kill a mockingbird

Harold Bloom

2010

Readings on "Cry, the beloved country"

Alan Paton

2001

Between Totem and Taboo

Roger Little

2001

Nationalism and the color line in George W. Cable, Mark Twain, and William Faulkner

Barbara Ladd

1996

The sage in Harlem

Charles Scruggs

1984

West of Harlem

Emily Lutenski

2015

William Styron's Nat Turner

John Henrick Clarke, John Henrik Clarke

1968

Wrath to Come

Sarah Churchwell

2022

Different faces

Winifred Whitehead

1988

Black Presence in English Literature

David Dabydeen

1985

Anne, the white woman in contemporary African-American fiction

Anna Maria Chupa

1990

Dark side of the dream

Vijay Mishra, Bob Hodge, Hodge, Bob

1991

To wake the nations

Eric J. Sundquist

1993

Ends of empire

Brown, Laura

1993

Structures of the Jazz Age

Chip Rhodes

1998

Afro-Orientalism

Bill Mullen

2004

From mammies to militants

Trudier Harris, Trudier Harris-Lopez

1982

The Jim dilemma

Jocelyn Chadwick-Joshua

1998

The myth of New Orleans in literature

Violet Harrington Bryan

1993

No crystal stair

Gloria Jean Wade Gayles

1984

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