Survey Of Literature: HUM1040_C1706

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In "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by O'Connor, the definition of a "good" man and a
"good woman" has been articulated clearly.



The confrontation between the grandmother and Misfit portrays a superficial and worldly
sense of goodness.



According to the grandmother, being "a good woman" involves having good manners,
dressing decent, and coming from a "family of good people" (O'Connor, 1977).



This suggests that one dressing code that dictates the goodness and badness on an
individual.



The definition of "a good man" or "a good woman" according to grandmother is
superficial with one's appearances above all else.



"A good man" is a person who is dressing descent and who does not kill a lady.



In "Everyday Use" by Walker, the three major symbols use include two quilts, butter

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churn top, and the benches.


Dee and Mama have different ideas on the three symbols.



For Dee, quilts are supposed to be hanged on the wall like an exhibit in a museum and to
shows others about her origin in order to portray a historical sense.



But her mother believes that quilts are supposed to be kept sacred (Gale, 2015).



Dee sees the benches with "delight" and happiness but her mother sees them as normal.

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According to Dee, family quilts are just artifacts of a lost time, and it should be just be
displayed but not for practical and actual use.



Mama sees family quilts as a true heritage that reminds them of where they have come
from (Gale, 2015).



According to Mama, quilts are infused with the presence of individuals who created and
used them.



The heirlooms are true tokens of the origins and identity of Dee, but she knows little
about them.



She misstates the important facts about what fabrics were used to make quilts and how it
was made, even though she pretends to be versed with the traditional society.



The butter churn top was whittled on the surface and use by the family members for
many years.



Dee sees the top surface as artistic, whereas her mother sees it as an important too...


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