Theme of Life in Everyday Use by Alice Walker

Introduction

Traditions in “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker are significant to both Dee and her mother, but they have distinct meanings. For Dee's mother and her sister Maggie, customs are constructed on a base of inherited things and modes of considering while for her female child, customs are certain thing that no longer have everyday use and are corrupted by history. Most significantly, (Mel, 01) in “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, these customs are all founded in a discovering and learning and the way of considering owned by each feature has formed the ...