If you want to know the relationships between the white and the black, I recommend you to read the novels written by Toni Morrison, but if you tend to see of which position the black women is in their own family, you'd better read Alice Walker. They are ridiculed by the white, abused by their "masters" and silienced by those basters' violence. They are mute as mule. Fortunately, some of them are powerful, either spiritually or physically. Sophia was stout, challenging the stereotyped role of a black woman should play under the dominance of the head of her family. But the relentless hits and beats in jail crushed her spirit. She was silenced and confused, maybe perplexing about the future of her "sisters". However, when Celie roared up against Albert, Sophia, together with Squeak,divined the road they should take. They were awakened from somnolence. But their awakening took over 30 ye
看完书评论文《论<紫色>中的“否定互文性”现象》的时候，就对原作生起了很浓厚的兴趣。感觉原作就是很典型的女性主义视角+反种族歧视。老师说电影好看，被安利所以看了电影。
真的很喜欢斯皮尔伯格导演的改编。
读论文的时候，感觉在这种极度父权的社会状态下，女性真的很悲哀。因此很佩服女主西莉，很佩服莎格，能够“醒过来”，“站起来”，明白“我叫什么名字”。
但看完影片，不仅觉得父亲、X先生（阿尔伯特）等一众男性可恨，而且觉得可悲。
畸形且不平等的关系认知
“紫色”出品精良！西丽小姐，有人看见你的忧伤
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