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On The Native Son: Its Significance in African⁃American
Literature and American Culture
YANG Xiao⁃rong
Foreign Languages Institute, Chengdu University of Science and Technology, Chengdu, Sichuan 610059, China)
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Abstract: The Native Son , African⁃American writer Wright’s representative work, ushers in the
second climax of the 20th century African⁃American literature in the 1940s and marks the turn of African⁃
American literature to the revolt against white⁃oppression and pursuit for equal citizen⁃identity. Wright
with his novel The Native Son severely attacks the racial oppression and discrimination existing in Ameri⁃
can society and, through his realistic expression, does away with the “national myth” of the “north jus⁃
tice” with the racial oppression and discrimination of a large northern city and the “negro myth” of “Tom
the martyr” with Thomas’ revolt against the racial oppression and discrimination, which causes tremen⁃
dous transformation of American society in politcs, ideology and culture.
Key words:Wright; The Native Son ; Thomas; African⁃American literature; American culture
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