Flanner O'Conner's "Everything That Rises Must Converge"

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February 17, 2014

 

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She is an old woman, whose meaning to life is reliant upon segregation, and she will, in every case, opt for the latter, In her discourse with her son, Julian, she proudly refers to a great-grandfather who was a slave owner, the tragedy of "half-whites", and, as proof for not riding integrated buses alone, a large Black passenger sitting adjacent to her, reading a newspaper...
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Her manipulative council and rhetoric of self-identity offers her son no valuable insight. Although good-intentioned, her concepts are either too lofty or ambiguous to utilize. Kathleen Feeley wrote that "eventually the mother's 'culture of the heart' fails because it is unreal" , and her inability to advise Julian clearly is indicative of this...
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