Zustand: sehr gut, Taschenbuch, Auflage 1986
ISBN: 9780140390032, Verlag: Penguin
Published in 1852, Uncle Tom´s Cabin brought the abolitionists´ message to the White House and beyond - no Woman before or since Harrier Beecher Stowe has so successfully written a novel designed to motivate America to act on a Major issue of the day. Controversial still, this novel has weathered continual debatzes on all aspects of its writing and its subject matter. In her eloquent introduction, noted American Studies Scholar Ann Douglas establishes the historical and literary significance of Uncle Tom´s Cabin: accurate in its portrayal of the slave experience, brilliant in its narrative structure and use of dialogue, and profoundly femist in its implications.
