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Sonny's Blues. (Lernmaterialien)

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"Sonny's Blues" (Lernmaterialien), a compelling selection from the Penguin 60s series, delves into the profound narratives of struggle and resilience penned by James Baldwin. Published on November 1, 1994, to mark 60 years of Penguin books, this collection features "Sonny's Blues," "The Rockpile," and "Previous Condition" from Baldwin’s acclaimed anthology 'Going to Meet the Man.' Through the lens of Baldwin's sharp, emotive prose, readers explore the depths of racial justice, economic disparity, and educational equity. The stories vividly paint the complexities of life in Harlem, capturing the soulful rhythms of a community bound by shared adversities and triumphs. Ideal for adult education, this book not only enriches understanding of historical and cultural contexts but also ignites a powerful dialogue about enduring social justice themes. Baldwin’s narratives challenge the reader to reflect on how far society has come and how far it still has to go in the realms of equality and understanding.

Book Details

Published by Klett on November 1, 1994
88 pages
ISBN: 9783125765009
Best for readers in Adulthood
This book provides valuable insights into Economic JusticeEducation Equity, and Racial Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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