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Students hated 'To Kill a Mockingbird.' Their teachers tried to dump it

4 点作者 4AoZqrH2fsk5UB超过 1 年前

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sneed_chucker超过 1 年前
I wonder how &quot;Native Son&quot; or &quot;Invisible Man&quot; would have been handled by the same cohort. Frankly, the &quot;Acceptable&quot; way to talk about race nowadays is already so far removed from what it was even in 2003, that it&#x27;s easy to see why today&#x27;s high schooler would be uncomfortable with literature from the 1960s.<p>And we live in a day and age where being uncomfortable is tantamount to personal violence in the eyes of many.<p>It really feels like the average person just isn&#x27;t capable of processing works of art or literature with the historic context in mind. So as cultural norms continue to shift, I wonder where this leaves many works of literature which we&#x27;ve long considered &quot;classics&quot; or at the very least, important.
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wrp超过 1 年前
What is more of an issue here, the possibly representative reactions of a few students and teachers, or the whole process by which school readings are chosen? As a high school student, I really hated <i>A Separate Peace</i> and <i>Lord of the Flies</i>. I wondered, with all the great literature written just in the past century, why were we forced to read such downers? Why couldn&#x27;t they choose novels that made more students enjoy reading? If you would ask me what I&#x27;d recommend instead, off the top of my head, I&#x27;d suggest anything by John Steinbeck, for example.
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haspoken超过 1 年前
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