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Résumé :
The long, uneasy armistice between two world wars was a trying time for literary artists, particularly for those young men who came to maturity in that period of economic and social upheaval. Oliver La Farge's frank and honest personal narrative is a typical life of one born into the easy world of Newport, New York, Groton, and Harvard, dumped into the melting pot of the Great Depression, and then slammed up against the global war. His purpose to record the America of one individual and to set down the raw material from which the writer derives the finished product he offers to the world, is vividly fulfilled in this book. In an Appreciation appearing in this new edition, John Pen La Farge says: In his autobiography, Raw Material, Father wrote a superior account of one man's life. As Mother pointed out, it was superior because it was not a mere accounting of what, when, how, and in what order, rather, it was the account of how the raw material of one boy grew into a man, a man whose life both displayed and sought out true integrity.
Biographie:
Oliver La Farge (1901-1963) was an American novelist, anthropologist, and advocate for Native American rights whose work combined literary craft with ethnographic insight. Born in New York and educated at Harvard, La Farge developed a lifelong interest in the cultures and histories of the American Southwest, particularly the Navajo Nation, where he conducted fieldwork and formed enduring relationships.He achieved national recognition with Laughing Boy (1929), which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and offered a nuanced portrayal of Navajo life during a period of profound cultural disruption. Throughout his career, La Farge sought to counter romanticized or reductive depictions of Indigenous peoples, instead presenting complex characters shaped by both tradition and modern pressures.Beyond his fiction, La Farge was active in political and cultural advocacy, co-founding the Association on American Indian Affairs. His work stands at the intersection of literature, anthropology, and social engagement, reflecting a sustained effort to represent Native American communities with dignity and historical awareness....
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