Isak Video Series #3: Notes of a Native Son
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Uploaded by annaleighclark on May 13, 2009
"I want to be an honest man and a good writer." So James Baldwin articulates in his thundering collection of essays was published in in 1955. The man was only 31. Here, I consider what exactly is going on in this explosive little book.
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Im doing an essay on native son for Literature. Im sure you've read that book and i would love to know what are your thoughts about it. Im trying to collect as much infotmation I can. And no thats not cheating. :)
jaki2009 1 year ago
@jaki2009 How did the essay go? I'm afraid I only just saw your message ... I haven't read Native Son in a long time. There's a lot I love about it: it threw me against the wall back when I first encountered it when I was 16. Nowadays, I tend to agree with James Baldwin's assessment of Native Son--powerful, though it chafes against some limitations of follow-through. Check out Baldwin's essay!
annaleighclark 1 year ago