This video offers an overview of this book including the characters of Huck Finn, a runaway adolescent, and Jim, an escaped slave, and their journey on the Mississippi River.
North Shore High School (NY) teachers Mike Kleba (AP Literature, English and Film) and Emmanuel Blanchard, Jr. (History, Theory of Knowledge and Urban Studies) talked about teaching Mark Twa…
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy discussed the significance of dialect for Twain in this book.
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy talked about what these characters represent in American literature.
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy described the country at the time of the publication of the "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."
Jocelyn Chadwick, Harvard Graduate School of Education & National Council of Teachers of English, and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy share their reasons on why this book sha…
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy talked about Mark Twain's use of language in the text and when appearing on stage.
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy described the impact of Mark Twain's book when it was published in 1885.
Yale University History Professor David Blight talked about editing and teaching Mark Twain's "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy talked about Mark Twain writing this book, its publication, and why it was banned.
Faye Dant, Jim's Journey: The Huck Finn Freedom Center Founding Director, talked about the mission of the museum and introduced Daniel Quarles who she described as the "prototype" for the ch…
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy talked about the significance of Twain's hometown to him and his writing.
Author and Butler University English Professor Andrew Levy read the concluding lines from this book.
