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What literary structure does Alice Walker use in The Color Purple?

Epistolary structure

What does Pa's command 'You better not never tell nobody but God' establish in the novel?

The central silence vs. voice conflict

What literary technique does Sofia use in 'I had to fight my daddy. I had to fight my brothers'?

Anaphoric rhythm

How does Shug describe God to challenge patriarchal religion?

As 'It' rather than gendered

What type of claim does Celie make when she says 'But I'm here'?

Ontological assertion

What concept does Celie express in 'Everything want to be loved'?

Universal interconnection & animism

What does the nickname 'gold teeth' represent in the novel?

A dehumanising nickname

What transformation occurs when Celie says 'Until you do right by me, everything you think about...crumble'?

Victim to prophetess

In which letter does Sofia declare 'A girl child ain't safe in a family of men'?

Letter 30

What does Celie's comparison of trees to humans ('except walk') erase?

Human exceptionalism

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