Barefoot Gen Course

Aetheredge To answer your question, the rest of the books will cover his life as he gets older. In

I, too, like the glimmer of happiness right before the devastation. It adds so much more emotion when

Donna, comparing the POW camp in Indiana is an amazing idea to get students interested not only in

Glasier There would definitely be a stronger comparison between Japanese-Korean relations and African

Corrected response to question one Liz Pipkin The rural areas of Japan did not have the same

Donna-- I liked your perspective on the father going to see off his son as the train was rolling off,

Glasier-- I agree with you that the viewing of Barefoot Gen video can have an emotional impact on

Stephen I think it is interesting that you used pages from the book to support your statement. I was

Morgan, I agree that students struggle with memoirs. One of the reasons that I chose Barefoot Gen for

Response to Morgan and Adenike by Liz Pipkin: Given what you said my follow up question would be will