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    composer challenged you? Imagine this: you are only fourteen and raped by the man you call ‘father’. You have no one to turn to‚ fearing for your mother’s life‚ and even your own. Well‚ this is Celie’s harsh reality in Alice Walker’s novel The Colour Purple‚ a story about one African-American girl’s struggle to overcome racism‚ sexism and repression in pre-civil rights Southern America. Walker challenges and extends the understanding of readers through exploring confronting issues like female abuse

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    Themes in the Colour Purple

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    The theme of Alice Walker ’s The Color Purple is very straightforward and simple. Like many other novels devoted to the mistreatment of blacks and black women especially‚ The Color Purple is dedicated to black women ’s rights. Much of the narrative in Walker ’s novel is derived from her own personal experience‚ growing up in the rural South as an uneducated and abused child. In short‚ the goal of this book and indeed all her writing is to inspire and motivate black women to stand up for their

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    race‚ age‚ or sex. Such an issue began to affect the world in the seventeenth century‚ and has continued till this day. African Americans were first targeted by the Caucasian race due to the significant difference within their skin tone. In the Colour Purple by Alice Walker‚ people are faced with several types of discrimination: sexism‚ domestic abuse and racism. Discrimination is one of the most devastating events that mankind may have to potentially face. In the seventeenth century‚ sexism was

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    film and novel. What are some the techniques that Ben-Hur and The Color Purple present to the theme protest and injustice? While protest and injustice is presentcontinue to exist in society‚ it is also present found in media. Protest and Injustice is present in Ben-Hur and The Color Purple. Protest and Injustice is apparent present in the film Ben-Hur under the directorship of William Wyler and the novel The Colour Purple by Alice Walker. Protest and Injustice is is a prevailinga theme that prevails

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    Plan Oppression/portrayal of women in wuthering heights and colour purple Intro – In this essay I will be talking about the way in which women are oppressed and portrayed in WH and CP….. Point 1 – Catherine – trying to break out of Victorian expectations of women (miserable‚ feisty‚ natures child) but eventually ends up conforming to Victorian values of social climbing (marries edgar although he can never satisfy her) at start she is more courageous than edgar and has more wealth and status than

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    In The Color Purple‚ Celie reaches self-actualization. Initially‚ Celie is a submissive wife to Mr. _______‚ doing everything she is told to do without hesitation while facing physical‚ and emotional abuse. Once Shug Avery‚ Mr. _______’s mistress‚ comes to live with them‚ Celie nurses the Shug Avery back to health while simultaneously becoming close friends. Shug Avery teaches Celie that no matter what life brings‚ Celie will always have to two people who love her—Nettie and Shug Avery. This new

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    One Will Take What He Is Given The purpose of Alice Walker’s novel The Color Purple and Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is to demonstrate the hardships that are met when ignorance and tradition bring about the influence of sexism‚ racism and genuine prejudice to the general public. Ignorance is the root cause of prejudice as it prevents one to see beauty‚ so when it comes to dealing with the discriminating behavior held in this social order‚ the vast majority of people are judged by the label

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    Colours

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    thought that perhaps‚ the only colour in real life is white? White light is indeed the bearer of all colours. The colours we see are reflections bouncing off an object or are the light source itself. The light sources change and the colours with them. Colour is not a stable affair. Colour is light alone‚ but our experience is so direct that we trust our eye and believe that a colour is inherent to an object. Imagine living in a world where everything is white in colour! However‚ the world we live

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    Colours for living and learning  The Universe is a magnetic field of positive and negative charges‚ constantly vibrating and producing electro-magnetic waves. Each of these has a different wavelength and speed of vibration; together they form the electro-magnetic sphere. White light when seen through a prism or water vapour splits into the colours of the spectrum. Of all the electro-magnetic sphere it alone can be seen. Radio waves‚ infra-red waves‚ ultra-violet waves‚ x-rays and gamma waves can

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    Colours Imagine a world without colours. If you see only shades of grey around you‚ wouldn’t you find it dull and boring? Would it make you feel gloomy and that everything is ugly and uninteresting? I am quite certain you would say yes to all these questions. We humans love colours. We love colours because colours make our world beautiful. All things on earth have their own colours and hues. Even things of the same type may have many shades and colours. Flowers‚ for example‚ come

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