

Their Eyes Were Watching God: Q&A Episode
Sep 4, 2021
The hosts delve into Janie's journey of love and independence, contemplating her future after the novel. They analyze themes of empowerment and societal expectations in her relationships. Nature's storms in Hurston's work serve as a metaphor for both chaos and grace, prompting deep philosophical reflections. Discussions on wealth reveal its symbolic agency for Janie, contrasting with traditional views. They navigate identity politics and emphasize empathy in literary analysis, while celebrating the Harlem Renaissance's cultural impact.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Janie's Journey in Love and Independence
01:38 • 18min
Literary Storms: Exploring Context in Hurston's Work
20:02 • 20min
Engagement in Media and Wealth Exploration in Narrative
40:20 • 2min
Wealth, Love, and Fluidity
42:40 • 8min
Navigating Identity in Literature
50:14 • 12min
Exploring the Richness of the Harlem Renaissance
01:02:01 • 4min