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The Price of the Ticket: Collected Nonfiction, 1948-1985

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In "The Price of the Ticket: Collected Nonfiction, 1948-1985," readers delve into the profound world of James Baldwin, a seminal voice in American literature, whose writings poignantly dissect the intricacies of race and identity in the United States. This comprehensive anthology, published on September 15, 1985, gathers Baldwin’s personal and prophetic nonfiction works, from the full texts of landmark essays like "Notes of a Native Son" and "The Fire Next Time" to his critiques and reflections spanning nearly five decades. Baldwin’s essays not only explore his own experiences but also serve as a mirror to the social dynamics of the races, offering an intellectual history of the twentieth-century American experience. Ideal for college students studying racial justice, this collection encourages critical reflection on how Baldwin’s insights into racial issues remain relevant and pressing in today’s society. Engage with Baldwin’s legacy and consider how his examination of social interaction might influence current and future dialogues on race and identity.

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Published by St. Martin's Press on September 15, 1985
704 pages
ISBN: 9780312643065
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