Lost In Confusion

Since the firSt day When the African-AInerican were transported tothe United StateS. more than one hundrd evenffol years have passed.During this tragic and bitter period of time, Afrcan-AInerican neverstOPPed their efforts to achieve their freedom.Since the relatively early time, their struggling has been the etemalthesis of the AfrO-literature.This dissertation all together consistS of five chaPters. It mainlyexPounds the three Stages of the Afucan-AInerican struggling to gaintheir freedom and equality which are reflected in three novels: ffe.StOwe's Uncle TOmk Cabin, mchard Wright's Nathe Son and ToniMorrison's The Bluest Eye. The first chaPter is the intrOduction inwhich a rough idea of black literature is offered. The second chaPterpresents a detaiIed explanation of the first stage --- tolerance, throughanalyzing the novel --- UncIe Tom 3 Cabin. Tke second stage --- violentrebellion, is extended in the therd chaPtef, in which the reason why BiggerThomas in Nabe SOn adoptS violence to prove himself is accoUned fOr.. I'homas in Nabe SOn adoptS violence to prove himself is accoUned fOr.In chaPter foUf the third stage --- imrnersion into the white culture, isexemplified through reviewing Toul MOtrison's The Bluest Eye. Thelast chaPter is the conclusion in which a new suggestion is put fOrth.J...