The tone the author writes in, is a patriotic tone for all the individuals in the United States so that they would understand all the obstacles and hardships the soldiers experienced during the Civil War. Twain, Whitman, and McPherson introduced transcendentalism, individualism and freedom in order to express the significance of oneself. In the novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Twain conveys Huck’s character as uneducated, illiterate, and honest; Widow Douglas feels she needs to civilize him because religion is the signifier of civilized and wants him to go to heaven rather than hell. Hucks illiteracy is portrayed as colloquial English: “... but that ain't no matter… she would sivilize me” (para. 1, 2). What’s been proven is how he is unenlightened. It’s been proven by the way he talks. The way he writes is also another way of how it’s been
The tone the author writes in, is a patriotic tone for all the individuals in the United States so that they would understand all the obstacles and hardships the soldiers experienced during the Civil War. Twain, Whitman, and McPherson introduced transcendentalism, individualism and freedom in order to express the significance of oneself. In the novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Twain conveys Huck’s character as uneducated, illiterate, and honest; Widow Douglas feels she needs to civilize him because religion is the signifier of civilized and wants him to go to heaven rather than hell. Hucks illiteracy is portrayed as colloquial English: “... but that ain't no matter… she would sivilize me” (para. 1, 2). What’s been proven is how he is unenlightened. It’s been proven by the way he talks. The way he writes is also another way of how it’s been