Conflicting Cultures in Louise Erdrich's Captivity

In the American history the kidnapping of settlers of American history for centuries was a powerful force that influenced the pioneers' pioneer's native American image. Over the centuries there have been countless stories that the battle of the Puritans with locals deprive the lives of thousands of people on both sides and capture the truth and myths of indigenous peoples. Many literary films and advertising movies were published during this period, but the actual Indian imprisoned story was narrowed down to the work "It may be possible to record the experiences of people other than the Indians caught by the American" It is.

Louise Erdrich, the author of the famous poet "Captivity", tells the story of a married mother captured by a group of Indians. This poem uses various literary elements such as love, guilt, obedience, exploration. The two themes of the first person's six poems are love and fear. Erdrich also uses a supernatural personality found in private lore of various primitive countries, a liar. They often act as cultural heroes and they are given deceptive fraud. In this verse, captives of prisoners of war play a role of liars. In most of Erdrich's work, she uses multiple characters as a liar. It is reflected in her indigenous traditions (Smith 23).

Louis Ederrich uses her native history and background to explain some of the elements of the story poetry. When she explained how Erdrich wrote the novel, I agreed with the author of that novel, Claudia Egerer. "First-person voices are interpreted as subjective as they tell their stories, a dual function like narrator and narrator" (59). The captured body reflects this precise word. There is no doubt that Louis Ederrich has created a lifetime and history through imprisonment and its complexity

It is not an exaggeration to say that since the advent of "Love's Medicine" in 1984, Louis Eddie wrote the novel step by step. In her legendary story in North Dakota, Erdrich depicts families with secrets, just like herself, French mixed Ojibwa, is upset by "conflicting passion". And German blood. In this parallel world, Erdrich's obsession, rebellious, vibrant and destinyed people reinterpreting complex trials and traumas of the reality in an important part of the American puzzle after the generation I will.