Race and racism in Mark Twains "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"

Exploring themes of race and racism, the novel features Huck as the narrator, providing a unique perspective on societal issues. The paper examines how Twain's narrative style and Huck's voice shape the portrayal of these complex topics, highlighting the intricacies of American society in the context of the story. Through Huck's experiences, the text delves into the moral dilemmas and cultural conflicts of the time, making it a significant study in American literature.