Everyday Use By Rida Dee Analysis
Everyday we are bombarded by culture as we walk down the streets of our city and even through the corridors of our home from our parents to our siblings. Therefore culture is the belief, laws, traditions, and many more that make a way of life unique from one another. Culture is the first stepping stone to begin creating your self identity, but it does not fully encompass our being. Therefore a balance is created between the too, we will always be influenced culture but always express our own individuality.
Dee in “ Everyday Use “ is a beautiful example of this harmony. Dee lived in an old dilapidated shack where she dreamed of a life of success and pleasure as her mother watched her grow up beyond their boundaries. On the other hand her …show more content…
It is very definite that some people's culture plays a very defining role in their self expression. Frida Kahlo is an example of a woman whose culture is a summary of her idiosyncrasy expressed through her paintings and presence among the american culture. If Frida was a peacock her flamboyant feathers would be boasting her mexican pride. Even the day of the gallery where she was bedridden, Frida was adorn in Mexican gowns and was sung Mexican ballads till the early mornings Herrera, Hayden.” Frida Kahlo”. Springboard English language Arts. CollegeBoard, 2015.27. However although her culture was a big ingredient, it was Frida’s visualization of herself and the reality she was living in conveyed in her artistry.She painted with no hesitation concerning the depth of her suffering heart, “” The only thing I know is that I paint because I need to, and I paint always whatever passes through my head without any other consideration” CollegeBoard, 2015 The explicitness of her painting caught many off guard leaving the observers in the pit of her insanity; in other words her paintings were the eyes of her soul.This personality trait is a freedom of expression with little to no fear in doing so, this is a character trait created within the extent of a human being. Frida Kahlo is a women with an intense love for her Mexican heritage but the capability to inspire and drive the ability of freedom within the mind. Many individuals and cultures have turned aside the thoughts of self freedom but it was Frida who embarked on this daring path and took many along with
Dee in “ Everyday Use “ is a beautiful example of this harmony. Dee lived in an old dilapidated shack where she dreamed of a life of success and pleasure as her mother watched her grow up beyond their boundaries. On the other hand her …show more content…
It is very definite that some people's culture plays a very defining role in their self expression. Frida Kahlo is an example of a woman whose culture is a summary of her idiosyncrasy expressed through her paintings and presence among the american culture. If Frida was a peacock her flamboyant feathers would be boasting her mexican pride. Even the day of the gallery where she was bedridden, Frida was adorn in Mexican gowns and was sung Mexican ballads till the early mornings Herrera, Hayden.” Frida Kahlo”. Springboard English language Arts. CollegeBoard, 2015.27. However although her culture was a big ingredient, it was Frida’s visualization of herself and the reality she was living in conveyed in her artistry.She painted with no hesitation concerning the depth of her suffering heart, “” The only thing I know is that I paint because I need to, and I paint always whatever passes through my head without any other consideration” CollegeBoard, 2015 The explicitness of her painting caught many off guard leaving the observers in the pit of her insanity; in other words her paintings were the eyes of her soul.This personality trait is a freedom of expression with little to no fear in doing so, this is a character trait created within the extent of a human being. Frida Kahlo is a women with an intense love for her Mexican heritage but the capability to inspire and drive the ability of freedom within the mind. Many individuals and cultures have turned aside the thoughts of self freedom but it was Frida who embarked on this daring path and took many along with