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Essays Explore Race Relations And Other Themes As Portrayed By Paton In Cry, The Beloved Country As Well As Examine Aspects Of Race Relations In Postapartheid South Africa Today.--introduction. Chapter 1 : Background On Alan Paton. The Life Of Alan Paton / Peter F. Alexander -- Racial Inequality Was A Central Theme In Paton's Life And Writings / Contemporary Authors Online -- Paton Drew On His Faith And Experience To Write, Cry, The Beloved Country / Lewis Gannett -- Paton Challenged Racism In His Writings And Politics / Jonathan Paton -- Paton Created A Classic / Dan Jacobson -- Chapter 2 : Cry, The Beloved Country And Race Relations. Cry, The Beloved Country Is One Of The Best Books Of Our Time / James Stern -- The Message Of Cry, The Beloved Country Is Hopeful / Fred H. Marcus -- Cry, The Beloved Country Is Both A Call To Social Action And An Artistic Success / Edward Callan -- The Political Vision Of Cry, The Beloved Country Is Naïve / Stephen Watson -- Cry, The Beloved Country Is Racist / Patrick Colm Hogan -- Paton Has A Complex View Of Good And Evil / Carol Iannone -- Paton Depicts The Breakdown Of Tribal Order In Cry, The Beloved Country / Harold R. Collins -- Paton Express

Author

Dedria Bryfonski, book editor

Publisher

Greenhaven Press, Incorporated

Published

2009

Language

EN

ISBN

9780737743968

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Humanities