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The Color Purple

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The Color Purple is an epistolary novel published in 1982 by American author and poet Alice Walker. Set primarily in rural Georgia during the 1930s, the novel won both the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the National Book Award in 1983. It is celebrated as a monumental work of modern American literature, exploring themes of intersectionality, race, gender, domestic abuse, resilience, sisterhood, and the gradual awakening of self-worth.

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3.823.0725.B.U

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New York : Harcout., 2003

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English

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3.823.0725.B.U

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English Fiction

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