The Color Purple, by Alice Walker

Alice Walker's "purple" is a letter novel that has been criticized for immoral and sensitive issues such as incest, rape, and physical abuse. The story is made of symbols of ruthless, social, emotional and economic difficulties facing African-American women in the South in the early 20th century. The protagonist of the story is recorded to a woman from a young man he was abused by ceria, her struggle through a record letter to her, eventually addressing her, sending her sister, who was a missionary in Africa.

Alice Walker's Purple Purple Purple Alice Walker's Purple is the story of a black woman living between World War I and the Second World War. At the time, but slavery ended, but many women remained bound, and it had to endure thought of many of the situation in the slavery era. The problem is that they must be with their families and inferior people who are treated in the lives of Caucasians. In Alice Walker's "39-year-old poem", this character reminds me of childhood as a gloomy gesture. Still, while looking at the overall impact on her life, he is now 39 years old and has a positive view. For example, in this depression view section II, Walker said, "I learned to see some papers to escape the life he knows." This suggests that the role of the father makes her understand the importance of money like children. This quote also suggests that he is in a bad state.

"Color Purple" criticism and reflexes Alice Walker contains graphic violence, sex, sexism and racial discrimination that has been criticized for the novel, purple is forbidden in some schools in the USA it was done. Vulgar words and clear content record the life of Celie, Celie is a young black woman who was cruelly affected by society. Immorality, however, must be a very prominent argument, and public in today's society of "Alice Walker's" color purple ", but also talk to each other ... Alice · Walker 's "Color Purple" It is a writing novel that depicts the struggle, self esteem, and identity of African-American women fighting for independence. The impact of racial discrimination and gender discrimination on black society, especially black women, is reflected throughout the book. It is said that this novel is flowing through the 30 years life of Siri over time in South America in alphabetical order. 91 letters written by Celie and her sister Nettie awakened Celie and she received spiritual encouragement