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Study guide for a collaborative project of the Alabama School of Fine Arts and the University of Alabama at Birmingham |
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| DISCUSSION PROMPTS for Chapter 5: · Contrast the physical characteristics of the owner and the farmers. What does Steinbeck communicate about each through these details? · What makes ownership? · Analyze the rape imagery in this chapter. How is that an appropriate metaphor for the farmers' experience? Related web sites: Bank Foreclosures - From the "Living History Farm" website, Hear a firsthand account of a farm being foreclosed. Also contains links and topics relating to other aspects of the 1930's farmer in the Great Depression. |
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