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    curious girl that wanted to know what is love.Nobody was there to actually explain to her .She had to know by herself by experience.Every time she has time to relax she will connect with nature.When she does this she thinks about her relationship. Janie had to become a independent person to learn about her mistakes and what she does in her love life.As for Hushpuppy in the film called “Beast of the Southern Wild” she was a

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     and treated like property.  Janie was forced into her first marriage by her  grandmother without being able to express her own opinion. Her first husband‚ Logan Killicks‚

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    Austin Turner English 2303 Hurston and Wright Essay In the 1930’s era‚ there lived two writers: Zora Neale Hurston and Richard Wright. Now‚ we may ask ourselves‚ “What do these two authors have to do with each other? What was the point of Dr. Johnson pairing these two books together?” For starters‚ they are both black and they are both accomplished in their line of work. But one contrast that stands out is that one is a man and one is a woman. What does this feature have to do with the pairing

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    Baldwin goes in depth about how black children view themselves as the white cowboy shooting at the Indians‚ not knowing that the Indians‚ are the black children. Janie experienced a familiar event in life where she too was unsure of her appearance in society then. Janie did not realize she was a part of the enslaved.

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    The pear tree is a motif of sexuality and the possibility of connection between self‚ the world‚ and other persons within Janie. In ancient Chinese mythology‚ the pear tree symbolized immortal life because of the longevity of the tree‚ the same thought can be applied in Their Eyes Were Watching God. If Janie had not continued to have hope that love was an attainable idea than she would not have been so open to connecting with Tea Cake on a deeper emotional level‚ she let her ideas of love be immortal

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    Their Eyes Were Watching God Essay In the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston‚ the main protagonist‚ Janie‚ undergoes three marriages in which she changes and discovers her true self through the experiences that go on through her marriages and she realizes what she likes‚ doesn’t like‚ and inserts that into her personality and the way she perceives life. Throughout the book she uses metaphors that are written in a way that makes you think at first but once what is understood

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    Throughout the novel she is faced by constant challenges. First she gets married to a man selected by her grandmother. She is imprisoned in a marriage in which she does exactly what her husband Logan wants her to do. It is totally the opposite of what Janie wants. Next she marries a man who does not treat her any differently. The real reason for her not be happy in her married life are her independent nature. She is not like others‚ wanting to do what society wants them to

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    itself. The book begins in a unique way‚ we read about the moment when Janie returns back to Eatonville‚ Florida. Onlookers watch as she enters the town and she can hear the whispers and judgment of the town’s people trailing behind her as she walks down the main road. We are first introduced

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    “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Hurston‚ is about a woman named Janie who searched for love and went to different struggles and still came on top. I believe this story is a feminist novel. First of all‚ Feminism in my own words is a movement for women to be equal to men. Keep in mind that the setting of the story takes place in the 19th century. Women were in a lower class but most importantly were objectified. Janie’s Grandmother had a mentality that was different from Janie’s. With me coming

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    the whites‚ whose racist assumptions make the black people feel like senseless “conveniences” for them to use. The way the black people are treated effects how they treat others- even those from their own race and community. As a result‚ they judge Janie‚ who is the protagonist of the novel. They are envious of her socio-economic status and question “Why she don’t stay in her class?”(16). Hurston’s dialogue demonstrates the dangers of being judged and as well as judging. When judgments are based on

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