Bücher von Georgiana - Cristina Gagiu

Nature and its pivotal influence upon the human being represents the major theme of the book herein. The comparison between Emily Brontë¿s Wuthering Heights and D.H. Lawrence¿s Sons and Lovers renders the instinctual complexity of the human soul conflicted or freed by Nature and its realms.Humanity represents a mixture of traditional and novel instincts, deeply connected to the earthly elements in the same way human psychology mirrors a complexity of facets and sides.

Even the color of their skin refers to isolation. Even their sex becomes a burden. This book represents a close, but close enough, focus on the black femininity embellished socially and prosaically in two successful novels, Alice Walker¿s The Color Purple and Toni Morrison¿s Beloved. It is tailored as a mirror towards the phenomenon of negritude, blasphemy of slavery, and defragmentation of the black female mind complexity.