Life and Work of Mark Twain

"Huck Finn", I-Defining an American Voice (1x13)

Date de diffusion: Jan 01, 2002

The qualities that made Huck objectionable to the Concord Library Committee in 1885 are the same that equip him for heroism. He is a cultural illiterate, unburdened by the literary conventions that shaped belief in the antebellum South. He sees through his own eyes, not through books.