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Huck Finn

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English

 

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Helen L

 

Date added:

July 22, 2016

 

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University

 

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B

 

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3 / 705

 

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There's 287 pages in the novel and the word, nigger is used 250 times. This means that about every 1 and half page you read you encounter the word. Some people believe that the excessiveness of the word nigger makes Mark Twain a racist, but you have to think deeper into his possible thought process behind the novel...
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That's exactly what Twain was trying to do. His book has left such an impression on the world that over a thousand schools in America have banned the novel because of the word and the racism it may suggest. What the people who ban the books don't realize is that children and teenagers will encounter the word sometime in their life anyways...
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