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The Tar-baby: And Other Rhymes Of Uncle Remus
Joel Chandler Harris, Arthur Burdett Frost, Edward Windsor Kemble
Arthur Burdett Frost, Edward Windsor Kemble
D. Appleton and company, 1905
Social Science; Ethnic Studies; African American Studies; African Americans; African Americans / Juvenile poetry; Afro-Americans; American poetry; Animals; Animals / Juvenile poetry; Children's poetry; Conduct of life; Conduct of life / Juvenile poetry; Fiction / Fairy Tales, Folklore & Mythology; Plantation life; Plantation life / Juvenile poetry; Social Science / Ethnic Studies / African American Studies; Social Science / Folklore & Mythology; Storytelling; Storytelling / Juvenile poetry
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After the first book appeared in 1880, Joel Chandler Harris was deluged with letters from readers all over the country asking for more stories of Brer Rabbit and his friends--so for the remaining years of his life he collected and wrote them. Richard Chase, noted folklorist and author of Jack Tales and Grandfather Tales, compiled and edited the volume after Harris s death, and his occasional footnotes and word definitions contribute to our understanding of the dialect. Chase s belief in the importance of folktales and Harris s work is summed up in his foreword: "These tales grew up in the soil of our nation. They came from the soul of a people. They endure."
Published in 1877, Tar Baby found Joel Chandler Harris his vocation. It became a classic of American literature and landmark text in the development of black literature. Set in the Georgia swamplands and plantations, Brer Rabbit and Tar Baby battle it out in this surreal world of sassy, talking beasts.
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