Hemingway Talking to Walker Talking to Hemingway

Abstract

Draws comparisons in plot, theme, and structure between The Garden of Eden and Alice Walker’s The Color Purple (1982). While Brogan acknowledges differences between the two novels, particularly in their treatments of spirituality and creativity, she concludes that comparing their structural and thematic parallels provides a deeper understanding of racism and sexism in each text.

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