Twain`s anti-slavery view depicted in Huckleberry Finn

HYPERLINK "http /thinkexist .com /quotation /whenever_i_hear_anyone_arguing_for_slav ery-i_feel /12580 .html " Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery , I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally ' HYPERLINK "http /thinkexist .com /quotes /abraham_lincoln " Abraham Lincoln

Freedom is not merely the opportunity to do as one s neither is it merely the opportunity to choose between set alternatives . Freedom is , first of all , the chance to formulate the available choices , to argue over them -- and then , the opportunity to choose ' HYPERLINK "http /www .wisdomquotes .com /001621 .html " C . Wright Mills

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definitions above prove that one can never talk about slavery alone The idea of slavery always comprises the idea of freedom , as well Freedom is the absence of slavery , as light is the absence of dark Neither of them can be expressed alone , without inferring the sense of its opposite . It is hard , if not impossible to reveal the depth of freedom if you have never felt prisoner , captive in a world that does not belong to you , and where you remain stuck between sets of stiff rules . And it is even harder to speak about slavery if you have never felt freedom

Slavery and freedom are subjects of many novels , poems , articles , etc make their choice to render their ideas about such sensitive and difficult subjects because they feel the impetuous need to speak up and express their revolt . And , sometimes , it is a lot easier to speak up in writing than in front of an audience . Anyway , it is even more effective if we think of the much larger public of readers a novel can have

Audience is not a problem when we talk about Mark Twain 's book Adventures of Huckleberry Finn . The author left the title of his book without a definite article to underline the idea that the adventures of his characters are not over and that his characters will live forever in his book . Either children or grown up people , they all enjoy reading this book where pre-conceived ideas fade away and humor and witty words are the attraction of the text . An apparently simple yet complex philosophy of life is hidden behind the humor of the text

Mark Twain chooses an interesting and intelligent manner to express both his anti-slavery ideas and his revolt towards those who oppress people by making them slaves . He chooses a character , Huckleberry Finn , a young and uneducated child to be the main figure of his book and express the author 's ideas in an original and colorful way of speaking

It is said that children reveal the truth in a clear and more sincere manner . That is definitely true and Twain 's book shows it . Huck Finn could never betray Twain 's audience through lies and hypocrite behavior because he has been chosen to reveal the truth and depth of people

Both as a novelist and simple man , Mark Twain (Clemens ) shows his great hatred towards slavery . As a simple man , he showed...