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Huckleberry Finn: Huckleberry Finn and the American Experience

Discusses Huckleberry Finn from the standpoint of a national epic, pointing out that it exemplifies many of the conflicts and ideals of the American way of life. Describes aspects of the novel, illustrating self-reliance, freedom versus conformity, and desire for security versus violence. Points out that it is a unique epic because its conquests are farcical, its heroes are ordinary people, and its style is humorous.

More in Humanities Series (Ebec)

  1. Hamlet: The Readiness Is All
  2. Huckleberry Finn: What Does Huckleberry Finn Say?,
  3. Oedipus Rex: The Character Of Oedipus
  4. "Our Town" and Our Universe 1959
  5. Hamlet: What Happens in Hamlet 1959
  6. Oedipus Rex: Age of Sophocles 1959
  7. Oedipus Rex: Man and God 1959
  8. Oedipus Rex: The Recovery of Oedipus 1959
  9. Our Town and Ourselves 1959
  10. The Theatre: One of the Humanities 1959
  11. Aristotle's Ethics -- Book I: The theory of happiness. 1962
  12. Art: What Is It? Why Is It? 1962
  13. Plato's apology : the life and teachings of Socrates 1962
  14. The Novel: Early Victorian England and Charles Dickens 1962
  15. The Novel: What It Is, What It's About, What It Does 1962
  16. Emperor and Slave--The Philosophy of Roman Stoicism 1964
  17. Macbeth, Part 1: Politics of Power 1964
  18. Macbeth, Part 2: The Themes of Macbeth 1964
  19. Macbeth, Part 3: The Secret'st Man 1964
  20. Huckleberry Finn: Huckleberry Finn and the American Experience 1965
  21. Huckleberry Finn: The Art of Huckleberry Finn 1965
  22. The Odyssey, Part 1: Structure of the Epic 1965
  23. The Odyssey, Part 3: The Central Themes 1965
  24. The Louvre: A Golden Prison 1966
  25. A doll's house by Henrik Ibsen : part 2, Ibsen's themes 1967

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, description, catalog record

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