Physical Abuse, Physiological Abuse in The Color Purple by Alice Walker

My life (42) "(Fiske). Her husband Harpo tried to rule her, but she refused to wake it up thinking that she was better, Soriah made nothing happen without a counterattack Although it would not have been, Harpo tried to win her, but due to Sofia's behavior, Chile began to count on her not to be treated this way.

In Color Purple Alice Walker's "Purple", Cili is abused by men different in verbal, physical and sexual aspects, and there is no real narrative voice. This brought her a lack of self-worth and made it impossible for her to live a happy and neat life. When Celie encountered Shug Avery, those relationships became intimate and Cetie confidently found himself. Celie mentally releases Celie ... but she feels that they are suffering more than Jews. James asked her: "What is the color of God's spirit?" Ruth said he thought God was "the color of water". Ruth meant that God is not blacks or whites but all races. Ruth accepted both blacks and whites, but I knew that prejudice is universal and violent. But God accepts everyone. James McBride is the son of Ruth and is a narrator of the color of water. James started using narcotics and crime after stepfather passed away.

Alice Walker said she did not think she was lesbian or bisexual, but she is not straight. Her most famous piece, The Color Purple, makes the relationship between two women Celie and Shug a winding story full of abuse, violence and resilience. Bruce singer Shug Avery used most of this novel and cultivated Xili and loved it. And finally helped to get rid of her husband who abused her. This novel by Funny Flag was made into a movie in 1991. This movie is beautiful, but this novel is more diverse, followed by the lives of southern women in the town of Whistle Stop in Alabama. The lesbian theme in the movie is only a hint, but Flagg's novel draws the relationship between Idgie and Ruth as overly romantic. If you like southern food, crying people, lesbians, please read this book.