论文代写:分析《钢琴课》
论文代写:分析《钢琴课》
介绍
船员提到有吸引力的特点,北方城市像匹兹堡等现代工业化,家庭,和朋友和个人自由,吸引流量的非裔美国人在1920年代(3)。他们的迁移突显了非裔美国人的动机”,实现更好的生活在一个新的地方,一个新的地区,一个新的城市,或一个新的邻居,愿意离开自己寻找机会”(Tolnay,2)。
强与地方的关系,记忆和价值观
威利的男孩,男孩的祖父威利雕刻他们的家谱,包括他的父母和孩子,钢琴上的各种家庭历史的记忆。甚至他们的奴隶制度结束后,Berniece和她的父亲,男孩查尔斯,相信他们的家庭束缚不会结束,直到他们获得钢琴和男孩查尔斯不得不放弃他的生命。Berniece经常追忆他们的母亲享受钢琴直到她死亡(Garrett和香农,53)。Berniece的喜爱和依恋反映从她的钢琴协会与她父亲的生命牺牲,她的曾祖父母交流。她坚强与地方的关系,价值观是观察到的从她的行为不弹钢琴避免打扰祖先的灵魂。
冲突的文化和信仰
重燃与遗产的尝试
论文代写:分析《钢琴课》
Introduction
Crew mentions attractive characteristics of northern cities like Pittsburgh such as modern industrialization, presence of family, and friends and personal freedom which lured flow of African-Americans in 1920s (3). Their migration underlines the motive of African-Americans then “to achieve a better life in a new place, a new region, a new city, or a new neighbourhood and a willingness to uproot themselves in search of that opportunity” (Tolnay, 2).
Strong Ties with Place, Memories and Values
Willie Boy, grandfather of Boy Willie, carved their family tree including his parents and children and various memories of family history on piano. Even after their slavery ended, Berniece and her father, Boy Charles, believed that their family bondage will not finish until they acquire the piano and Boy Charles had to give up his life for it. Berniece often reminisces their mother enjoying the piano until her death (Garrett & Shannon, 53). Berniece’s fondness and attachment is reflected from her association of piano with her father’s life sacrifice and her great grandparents exchange for it. Her strong ties with place and values are observed from her act of not playing the piano to avoid disturbing ancestor’s souls.
Conflict of Cultures and Beliefs
Attempt of rekindling connection with heritage
Crew mentions attractive characteristics of northern cities like Pittsburgh such as modern industrialization, presence of family, and friends and personal freedom which lured flow of African-Americans in 1920s (3). Their migration underlines the motive of African-Americans then “to achieve a better life in a new place, a new region, a new city, or a new neighbourhood and a willingness to uproot themselves in search of that opportunity” (Tolnay, 2).
Strong Ties with Place, Memories and Values
Willie Boy, grandfather of Boy Willie, carved their family tree including his parents and children and various memories of family history on piano. Even after their slavery ended, Berniece and her father, Boy Charles, believed that their family bondage will not finish until they acquire the piano and Boy Charles had to give up his life for it. Berniece often reminisces their mother enjoying the piano until her death (Garrett & Shannon, 53). Berniece’s fondness and attachment is reflected from her association of piano with her father’s life sacrifice and her great grandparents exchange for it. Her strong ties with place and values are observed from her act of not playing the piano to avoid disturbing ancestor’s souls.
Conflict of Cultures and Beliefs
Attempt of rekindling connection with heritage
