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Produktinformation
Format: Kindle Ausgabe
Dateigröße: 2468 KB
Seitenzahl der Print-Ausgabe: 378 Seiten
Verlag: New Millennium Books; Auflage: ebook (19. April 2011)
Verkauf durch: Amazon Media EU S.Ã r.l.
Sprache: Englisch
ASIN: B004XDYRDG
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Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:
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10 Kundenrezensionen
Amazon Bestseller-Rang:
#328.656 Bezahlt in Kindle-Shop (Siehe Top 100 Bezahlt in Kindle-Shop)
Coming of age in a racially charged country where division and or discrimination are the norms, and constitute parts of the law of the land is an emotionally disturbing or distressing process for anybody, let alone a young man. Whether it is about colonialism and Fascism/Nazism as "Disciples of Fortune" succinctly portrays; whether it is about slavery as depicted in "Uncle Tom's Cabin", nobody should be made to grow up feeling or knowing that society or let alone his government of the system considers him or her, or the group he or she comes from as undesirables. However, Mark Mathabane ups our insight into the most advanced form of state discrimination, which was first literalized by "Cry The Beloved Country" by the masterly crafted "Kaffir Boy", his powerful autobiography that takes us through his shocking but revealing life in a system that traumatizes those it is designed to subjugate, an injurious process whose effects could take generations to undo. The ugliness of Apartheid South Africa is brought to the reader through the story of this simple victim who refused to see himself as one, and it is written in a strong voice, clearness, and humaneness that is truly enriching. This is a book for eternity.
I can only repeat what's already been written about this book on Amazon so I won't. But here's a recommendation: If you're interested in the history of South Africa and black life under apartheid, read Mandela's Long walk to freedom first and continue with this one. It'll give you a detailed picture both generally and individually.
This was an autobiography about an African American growing upduring apartheid South Africa. Who would have thought that we wereforced to read a book and actually enjoyed it? I found this book to be very interesting. Because even though Mark Mathabane was young and remembers his life vividly he does an excellent job describing the hardships that he went through. This book is also a good motivational book because his whole life he did not give up at his goals. He thought about giving up but never did because his mother motivated him. If his mother were not there he would never have never been what he is now. This book can also be used as an inspirational tool. It would be good for inspiring and having Mathabane as a role model because he went from scholing in the most cruel streets of South Africa's ghettos with a hard won education raised himself from humiliation to win a scholarship to an American university, which was almost impossible in South Africa during the apartheid era. This book was written so well that you could not get confused and understand everything very well. Mark Mathabane describes his life so detailed in this book that you can picture everything that you are reading happening in front or you. Untie I started reading this book for humanities I had never heard of the age of apartheid in South Africa where it was like slavery had not ended where the whites were treated like royalty and the blacks treated like trash. I thought that that they were all living together. This opened my eyes a little more because now I know that it was not only in South Africa that a race was treated so harsh but also in other parts of the world. Mathabane discusses the living conditions that the blacks had to endure, the poverty that they were in and how they were treated like animals. I think that Mathabane wrote this for the mature audience so the will understand what is going on in the world.
I'm homeschooling my 13 y.o. son & we are currently learning about South Africa and apartheid. After much research and reading 4 other books, Waiting for the Rain, Cry the beloved Country, A dry white season, and The power of One, I read Kaffir Boy by Mark Mathabane. Since reading this book, I have not stopped thinking about Mark and his bittersweet life, mostly bitter, anything sweet coming from his mother. The horrors he and his family endured were at times hard to read, but he and his mother were so inspiring in the way they managed to lift themselves above this horrific thing called apartheid. It is a very hopeful and uplifting book putting my own petty problems into perspective. Mathabane's gift of expression and putting words on paper that turn into pictures in your mind and deep feelings of despair and hope in your heart is exceptional. He has written 3 other books which it seems to my dissapointment are currently out of print, but I will find them and read them. I could not put Kaffir Boy down and it has changed me. I highly reccommend it. Mari Yunker St. George Utah
I could not read this book straight through. The poverty and mistreatment of Mark and his fellow countrymen and women in their own land was disgusting and affected me emotionally. The author painted a glaring picture of his life and I do not know where he found the strength not to start the revolution himself. Through him I got an excellent sense of what slavery must have been like for African Americans here in the United States.
Mark Mathabane's book Kaffir Boy is the "hard to believe or even imagine" story of his childhood during apartheit in South Africa. The book deals with his and his family's struggle to survive, the raids from the police and the hopelessness of being caught up in such a regime. It wonderfully tells about his determination to escape in spite of everything.The book really is worth reading even if he sometimes goes on a lot about tennis. (You really have to like tennis to endure these pages.)
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