It's about how everyone is perfect in their own world, at the begining when we see him "light a cigarette at the hall door careless" we're judging him, 'oh why isn't he socializing? why is being like that' etc. However at the end we are the ones who are out of place an uncomfortable when we see him "forking stooks, effortless and strong" because we're not comfortable in that environment. The ideas are about prejudice and stereotypes, Baxter's use of emjanements help the audience overcome the prejudice.
The themes in the Farmhand range from the poverty and isolation to the hardships of rural life.
JamestownJames Keir Baxter, Poet, spent the latter part of his life at a small Maori settlement called Jerusalem (Maori transliteration Hiruharama) on the Whanganui River. He was instructed in a dream to "go to Jerusalem", in the 1960s, and spent most of the remainder of his life there. Died 1972.
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K. K. Hansen has written: 'Seasonal heat storage in underground warm water stores'
K. K. Andley has written: 'A textbook of money, foreign exchange and banking' -- subject(s): Banks and banking, Money, International finance
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The theme is that being an outsider is contextual. Because if you look at the way the Farmhand is portrayed at the dance-awkward, lonely, sad-to how he is on the farm-happy and strong-then you see that the author was trying to make us think about how different everyone is in different social situations.
James K. Baxter was born on 1926-06-29.
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He was a poet.
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James K Baxter died in 1972. His most well-known residence was the commune Jerusalem on the Whanganui River.
Jim Baxter died on April 14, 2001 at the age of 61.
J E. Weir has written: 'The poetry of James K. Baxter'
James K. Baxter is famous for his contributions as a New Zealand poet, playwright, and social commentator. He was known for his distinct poetic style that combined spiritual and social themes, as well as his activism and criticism of societal issues. Baxter's work has had a lasting impact on New Zealand literature and culture.
James K. Baxter has written: 'Jack Winter's dream' 'The tree house and other poems for children' -- subject(s): Children's poetry, New Zealand, Juvenile poetry 'The man on the horse' 'Recent trends in New Zealand poetry' 'The labyrinth' 'The holy life and death of Concrete Grady' 'The sore-footed man' 'The essential Baxter' 'Selected Poems (Oxford Poets)' 'Collected poems of James K. Baxter' -- subject(s): Poetry 'Beyond the palisade' 'Horse (New Zealand Classics)' 'Two obscene poems' 'Letter to Peter Olds' 'The flowering cross' 'The sore-footed man [and] The temptations of Oedipus' -- subject(s): Drama 'Pig Island letters' 'Jerusalem sonnets' 'Autumn testament' 'Selections from The tree house' -- subject(s): Children's poetry, New Zealand, Collections, Poetry 'A death song for M. Mouldybroke' 'James K. Baxter as critic' -- subject(s): History and criticism, New Zealand poetry 'Baxter basics' -- subject(s): Children's poetry, New Zealand
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