Cass Silenski

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Cass Silenski is a character in James Baldwin’s novel "Another Country," involved in the complex emotional and social dynamics that define the book’s exploration of race, sexuality, and relationships in mid-20th-century America.

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Cass Silenski canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Another Country
associatedWithTheme gender roles
infidelity
marriage
middle-class life
race relations
sexuality
createdBy James Baldwin
createdInLanguage English
fictionalUniverse Another Country
surface form: Another Country (novel)
gender female
hasChild Richard Silenski
surface form: Michael Silenski

Richard Silenski
surface form: Paul Silenski
literaryFunction contrasts white middle-class experience with Black characters’ experiences
explores constraints on women in mid-20th-century America
narrativeRole major character
nationality American
occupation housewife
relationshipTypeWithIdaScott friendship
relationshipTypeWithRufusScott acquaintance
relationshipTypeWithVivaldoMoore extramarital affair
relationshipWith Ida Scott
Rufus Scott
Vivaldo Moore
residesIn New York City
spouse Richard Silenski
timePeriod mid-20th century
workPublicationYear 1962

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Another Country hasCharacter Cass Silenski