In spite of its attackers and critics, the novel has stimulated debate since 1885, both as an interpretation on American race associations, class divisions, hostility and aggression, and as an assessment of humanity’s social commitment in its search of freedom and liberty. The novel highlights the debates of race, conventionality, slavery, liberty, independence and influence and at the same time it encourages the readers to do a firm groundwork for a better understanding. In spite of censorship, the book has been published in over 100 editions in more than 53 languages around the world as both an American classic and a study of moral dilemmas facing all humankind.
The novel is set in motion where The Adventures of Tom Sawyer ends, with Tom and Huck Finn every one getting $6000 from the fortune they found which is the reason for all the budding problems in the life of Huckleberry …show more content…
The use of local dialect and local color tints the novel to become realistic than romantic making the work of art to represent 19th century fiction. Realism is a remarkable device used by mark twain for a better character development. Since the novel is narrated from the point of view of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain replicates not only Huck’s unrefined, and local language patterns, but also has presented the speech patterns of intellectual and educated.
The theme of the novel theme focuses on the shift of the adolescent from lighthearted childhood to responsible adulthood. In general, the youths search for the self results in isolation, uncertainty, and revolt. The theme of the novel highlights psychological development or maturity. While adolescents may look for liberty and freedom to discover the unidentified world around them, they are at the same time reliant for protection, for financial, monetary and emotional support. Adolescents fight for autonomy and freedom. Their move for freedom is to ascertain themselves and their
The novel is set in motion where The Adventures of Tom Sawyer ends, with Tom and Huck Finn every one getting $6000 from the fortune they found which is the reason for all the budding problems in the life of Huckleberry …show more content…
The use of local dialect and local color tints the novel to become realistic than romantic making the work of art to represent 19th century fiction. Realism is a remarkable device used by mark twain for a better character development. Since the novel is narrated from the point of view of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain replicates not only Huck’s unrefined, and local language patterns, but also has presented the speech patterns of intellectual and educated.
The theme of the novel theme focuses on the shift of the adolescent from lighthearted childhood to responsible adulthood. In general, the youths search for the self results in isolation, uncertainty, and revolt. The theme of the novel highlights psychological development or maturity. While adolescents may look for liberty and freedom to discover the unidentified world around them, they are at the same time reliant for protection, for financial, monetary and emotional support. Adolescents fight for autonomy and freedom. Their move for freedom is to ascertain themselves and their