Perez 1Emmanuel PerezMrs. P. BuentelloEnglish 2 Pre-AP11 December 2015The Grapes of Wrath : Anti-Communism and ControversyIn the novel The Grapes of Wrath it can be seen throughout the story that there is a themeof Inhumanity and Selfishness. The novel showed us how inhumane man can be to its ownkind by describing how land owners created a system where migrant workers were movedaround from camp to camp like animals. Another theme present in the story is the theme ofsuffering, which is present in
in human nature, and The Grapes of Wrath encourages this aspect of human nature. During the Joad’s Exodus, the family commingled with a hodgepodge of characters and either disseminating or learning messages of purpose and identity, truth, hospitality, generosity, compassion, and the human family with each interaction. John Steinbeck, by the usage of characterization and imagery, articulates how humans can support each other’s livelihood in his novel The Grapes of Wrath. An essential part of
a Classic) . The Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck, and The Things They Carried, by Tim O’Brien are two books that every person should know about. In today’s busy world it is very easy to forget about the beauty of a good book. Not only can a great book tug at the hearts of human emotion, but it can open the reader’s
obtain the candy. However, there is a better way. If one consoles the child, the child will likely give them the candy in return, and both will walk away happily. Steinbeck understands this, and seeks to help others understand it as well. In The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, intercalary chapter seven and the Joad family illustrate how people blindly disregard others for the sake of profit, and show that they can be more successful by working with others. In chapter