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    Man’s Search for Meaning and Janie Crawford Even though Hurston and Frankl are very different writers some things in their novels can be similar to each other in a way‚ but to realize this you have to look deeper into the books to understand the similarities. In Their Eyes Were Watching God Janie goes through her life trying to find her true self. Man’s Search for Meaning explains that a man’s primary motivational source is his search for meaning. Different parts of Janie’s journey through life

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    he realizes that he is one of those black men. Not realizing his true identity in the beginning makes him his own obstacle. It took Janie Mae Crawford three towns‚ three husbands‚ and three name changes to find her voice. This path marks her evolution from a young girl to a mature woman. Although it was not her choice to marry Logan Killicks‚ a young naive Janie believed that love would grow as a result of being married. She is sad when she realizes that you cannot just make love happen. Her life

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    Argumentative essay The novel‚ “Their Eyes Were Watching God”‚ focuses on a woman named Janie Crawford and her adventure for love and her struggle for independence. Since both of Janie’s parents were not in her life‚ she is forced to live with her grandmother. One day‚ Janie meets a boy and kisses him; this single action dictates where the rest of her life

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    Janie’s Self-Realization: Facts and Disputes Janie‚ in Their Eyes were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston‚ was a unique individual; as a half-white‚ half-black girl growing up in Florida in the early 1930’s‚ a lifetime of trials and search for understanding was set for her from the start. As the main character she sought to finally find herself‚ true love‚ and have a meaningful life. Growing up‚ in itself‚ provides a perfect opportunity for finding that essential state of self-realization and

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    Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston and The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger both support the idea of gaining wisdom through experience. In Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ Janie Crawford realized who she was through her failed marriages. Characterized as headstrong‚ affectionate and independent‚ Janie attempts to find love‚ God and purpose throughout the novel. After her

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    Their Eyes Were Watching God Prepared Reading Section A: Paragraph Responses Race An important assertion that shows up multiple times throughout the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God is race. Throughout the story there was constant racial prejudice coming from both‚ the African American race and the Whites. A quote that supports this assertion is‚ “Ah thought you would ‘preciate good treatment. Thought Ah’d take and make somethin’ outa yuh. You think youse white folks by de way you act‚” (Hurston

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    are many metaphors about nature to the protagonist’s life. The leading protagonist in this book is Janie Crawford. The book covers most of Janie’s adulthood and perfectly describes it using nature as a metaphor. Hurston made Janie’s life comparable to that of a great tree.(25) And within that tree the leaves signified if she suffered‚ she enjoyed ‚ or basically how that part of her life

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    Zora Hurston narrates the story of the confident Caucasian and African American Janie Crawford and her -to say the least- eventful life. The book begins with Janie arriving back at her home in Eatonville‚ Florida; she quickly becomes the talk of town with neighbors gossiping and speculating incessantly about the girl’s past. In the midst of all‚ Phoeby Watson stands up for her‚ appearing as her only friend. Phoeby pays Janie a visit where she learns her story. She mentions her grandma‚ better known as

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    the most prominent journeys that Janie goes experiences while achieving a subconscious‚ life-long pursuit of personal fulfillment. In Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ Zora Neale Hurston sets the tone for the general theme of this story‚ love and marriage. Janie Mae Crawford marries three times. One arranged by Nanny‚ one she decides to leave‚ and the third seemed almost too good to be true‚ and it was. Tea Cake is the only man in which Janie found everlasting love. Janie desires true love for she has spent

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    independence. But when Tea Cake‚ a man twelve years her junior‚ enters her life‚ Janie immediately senses a spark of mutual attraction. She begins dating Tea Cake despite critical gossip within the town. To everyone’s shock‚ Janie then marries Tea Cake nine months after Jody’s death‚ sells Jody’s store‚ and leaves town to go with Tea Cake to Jacksonville. During the first week of their marriage‚ Tea Cake and Janie encounter difficulties. He steals her money and leaves her alone one night‚ making

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