Most of the characters had become use to the culture that came with being a slave, but adapted differently afterwards. How did each of them allow slavery to shape their identity in the future?
How did the culture and identity of 124 affect the community? Do you think this had an adverse effect on the common culture of a community to stick together?
Because both Sethe and Paul D were slaves, they had no true identity while they were at Sweethome. The struggle to find their identities was tainted by the horrors they experienced while they were enslaved.
Since the story is centered around slavery. Dicuss which characters identify the most with the events that took place during this time or compare those that choose not to identify with this.
The era of time the novel is depicted in influences each characters behavior and shapes their identity; slavery being the culture
ReplyDeleteSethe can be viewed as a slave. This is her identity. How does her identity depict how she carriers herself post slavery?
ReplyDeleteSethe's character is multifaced; mother, murderer, and a slave.
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ReplyDeleteMost of the characters had become use to the culture that came with being a slave, but adapted differently afterwards. How did each of them allow slavery to shape their identity in the future?
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ReplyDeleteHow did the culture and identity of 124 affect the community? Do you think this had an adverse effect on the common culture of a community to stick together?
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ReplyDeleteBecause both Sethe and Paul D were slaves, they had no true identity while they were at Sweethome. The struggle to find their identities was tainted by the horrors they experienced while they were enslaved.
ReplyDeleteHow does the culture and identity of the young affect the culture and identity of the old?
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ReplyDeleteExplain how Sweet Home affected the culture and identities of its inhabitants.
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ReplyDeleteThe main culture in the story Beloved is based on the theme of slavery. How does this relate to each of the characters identity?
ReplyDeleteHow does Sethe's culture/identity affect the identity of others around her: Paul D, Stamp Paid, Denver, Beloved.
ReplyDeleteSince the story is centered around slavery. Dicuss which characters identify the most with the events that took place during this time or compare those that choose not to identify with this.
ReplyDeleteExplain why Sethe tried to keep culture and identity away from Denver but was open to sharing it when Beloved came around.
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ReplyDeleteWhat were the identities presented by Sethe, Paul D, Beloved, and Denver? Did their identities coincide with their culture?
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