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Morrison divided the story in parts, which are called Leaping on time line Morrison tries the reader to understand why Cholly and Pauline themselves by representing their past. 4 Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer. dislike/self-loathTRANSCRIPT
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Morrison’s Style – Cyclical Storytelling
Great Migriation with reasons and consequences
Time and Coming of Age
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Outline
Morrison divided the story in parts, which are called
Leaping on time line
Morrison tries the reader to understand why Cholly and Pauline themselves by representing their past.
Morrison’s Style – Cyclical Storytelling
4Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer.
dislike/self-loath
Movement of 1.75 million african american people from of the united states to
First large urban black population in northIn Cleveland: 1.1% prior to great migration
In 1920: African american population was 4.3%
Rise of African american population continued next 20 years.
Great Migration
south north, west and midwest.
Reason:
1 To escape racism
2To seek employment in industrial cities
Reasons of Great Migration
Housing ProblemsWhich housing problems may african
american people had?
Increase in labour force
Integrated into societyWhat kind of problems they had?
Consequences of Great Migration
Lorain is a industrial city
Black and white people have different neigbourhoods
Cholly and Pauline migrate to Loraine to find a job
Great Migration in the novel
PecolaAutumn: Starts menstruating, she tries to
figure out what love means
Winter: She had some social problems
Spring: Raped by her father
Summer: After her baby died, her psychology deteriorated
Time and coming of age
ChollyFinding and laughing at Darlene and Cholly
by white men
His hatred turns towards Darlene
His father rejects him
Love of a free man is not safe
Time and coming of age
Gibson, Campbell, and Kay Jung. "Historical Census Statistics on Population Totals by Race, 1790 to 1990, and by Hispanic Origin, 1970 to 1990, for Large Cities and Other Urban Places in the United States." U.S. Census Bureau. Feb. 2005.
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