Constructs of "home" in Gloria Naylor's Quartet

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Gloria Nailer (1950-) As a reputable writer of novelist, essayist, screenwriter, editor, educator Philoa, prose and script, Gloria Naylor won two American Book Awards and the National Art Foundation and Guggenheim I received the award. It is the foundation of scholarship. Her novels are focused on the challenge to the identity of black women inside and outside the African American community. But Naylor achieves a universal perspective through a symbolic story that attempts to compromise the stereotype of traditional black culture. Gloria Naylor was born on January 25, 1950 in New York City, Transit Worker Roosevelt Neila and Telephone Operator Alberta Naylor. Naylor's parents moved from the state of Mississippi to the north and raised their children. Naylor inherited her love of literature from her mother and spent a lot of time reading her early childhood. She graduated from high school in 1968, when Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.

Gloria Naylor was born in New York City in 1950 and was educated at Brooklyn University and Yale University. For several years, she has worked as a missionary of Jehovah's Witnesses to "improve the condition of the world". While taught at several universities, including George Washington and Princeton, Naylor announced lots of stories and essays and five interrelated novels: Brewster Square Women (1982), Lynn Mountain (1985) ), Mother's Day (1988), Bailey. Bailey 's Cafe (1992) and Brewster Square (1998). "Brew-ster Place Women", the first novel by the American Book Awards, was adopted as a mini drama on TV. Naylor explained that it depends on the social background and the community's consensus among "the meaning of words often depends on who it means" first published in "New York Times" (1986).

The writer Gloria Neller explains her feelings as being a "black man" in her article "The meaning of sentence" as a little girl. Many families and friends have told this word many times in front of her, but her remarks are, probably because it always has a positive connotation. Please pay attention to that word. But I did not "hear" the pair of lips until I realized that it might be a way to insult me ​​"(Naylor, Gloria.