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 Go Tell It on the MountainJames BaldwinCliffsNotes on Go Tell It on the Mountain follows John Grimes' coming of age in a strict, religious atmosphere. John struggles with his stepfather Gabriel and their mutual lack of understanding and remains puzzled by his mother Elizabeth for her constant silence and burning desire for redemption. More than religious in theme, James Baldwin's novel also covers racism, sexuality, familial expectations and perceptions, and how these forces impact people struggling to survive. Search this CliffsNote
About the AuthorEarly Years and EducationEarly Career and WritingMajor Literary WorksLater YearsAwardsAbout the NovelIntroductionA Brief SynopsisList of CharactersCharacter MapSummaries and CommentariesPart One: The Seventh DayPart Two: The Prayers of the Saints -- One: Florence’s PrayerPart Two: The Prayers of the Saints -- Two: Gabriel’s PrayerPart Two: The Prayers of the Saints -- Three: Elizabeth’s PrayerPart Three: The Threshing FloorCharacter AnalysesJohnGabrielElizabethFlorenceEsterRoyalRichardCritical EssaysRacismThe ChurchHomosexuality as a SubtextStudy HelpQuizIdentify the QuoteEssay QuestionsPractice Projects
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