A Comparison of the Depiction of Celie's Struggle in Steven Spieldburg's The Color Purple and the Novel

The explanation of Cili 's struggle in the struggle of Steven Stilberg is "purple", "innocence and innocence of fiction" is immediately drawn as "purple" on both sides. Spielberg started playing with her sister Nette in the field, starting with the positive scene of the heroine 's serie. Again, the novel starts with "I am 14 years old."

The bond of common struggle connects Alice Walker 's novel "Purple" with Amy Tan' s "The Joy Luck Club". Rape, suicide, death, war, oppression and racial discrimination invade two novels. In The Color Purple, Celie overcomes racial discrimination, violence and other problems in search of dignity and love. At Joy Luck Club, daughters struggle for acceptance, love, and happiness. These characters experienced many difficulties, but their survival is not because they did not become a bitter individual but also became a more complete individual.

Women prose (1983), Walker announced her most highly rated, controversial work, a novel "Purple Purple" (1983). A letter written in God by the main character of the novel and a letter exchanged for her sister Netti is a young African American who has changed from a physically and mentally abused child to an adult It expresses the power and grace of women. Celie struggled to overcome the serious influence of her rape and repression and childhood abuse and resonated among readers with all ethnic backgrounds. This novel has been criticized by several scholars, but since many of her previous works are considered to be a negative depiction of a black man, the purple work is the Walkers' Fiction Award and the American Book Award .

Abuse, especially black women, often occurs in the early 20th century. Alice Walker 's novel, Color Purple, touches the child abuse of Seri' s childhood and expands her struggle to keep on adulthood. Celie noticed her husband had hidden the letter that her sister Nettie wrote to Celie for many years, as her husband had argued with his mother's mother. With Shug Avery

Alice Walker 's "Purple" is a fascinating and moving novel about the life of Chile, a poor African - American woman living in the south at the turn of the 20th century. In her difficult life, Cili wrote a letter to God and told him about her existence. As the story evolves, much of the main things in Celie 's life are changing. At first she was a daughter, and she was my wife, sister and mother. Throughout her life, Celie is surrounded by other male and female roles. Men seem to be a person who makes Celie's life difficult, but women are women who give her the necessary support. For most of her youth, she must struggle for survival; she must have a lot of strength and personality to support her life and finally get a better life.