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'The Color Purple' A. Walker - Extract Essay [20] & Whole Text Essay [40]. Last document update:   ago

'The Color Purple' A. Walker - Extract Essay [20] & Whole Text Essay [40]. The extract essay explores Nettie's revelations about Christianity and her journey becoming a missionary. The whole text essay includes an essay plan (with context ) and explores the themes of identity and race, includes the characters Shug Avery, Celie and Nettie. Content Warning: Includes sensitive and offensive language.

Compare and Contrast how both female protagonists develop under oppressive societies in “The Color Purple” by Alice Walker and “Oranges Is Not The Only Fruit” by Jeanette Winterson. Last document update:   ago

I focus on how both female protagonists of both books overcome the oppression that they experience. Whilst they are on two different scales, there are some commonalities between character development which is what I am able to explore. This is an A grade piece of coursework, with all the relevant references at the bottom of the essay .

'The Color Purple' A. Walker - Shug Avery Example Essay Paragraph. Last document update:   ago

'The Color Purple' A. Walker - Shug Avery Example Essay Paragraph [40]. Explores the presentation of Shug Avery in the beginning of the novel, includes: quotations, terminology, analysis and context.