Their Eyes Were Watching God: Pursuit of Happiness

<p> Literature is a reflection of human life. The inter<br>relation between the human mind and the society ref lect in<br>the literature, if not consciously, at least unconsciously.<br>Authors registered their traces in their writing, which are<br>hidden within their inner heart. For instance, Zora Neale<br>Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937), is a novel<br>which registers the unconscious impression of African<br>American struggling of Hurston’s inner heart, through the<br>characterization of Janie Crawford, the protagonist of the<br>novel. By taking the lessons from Janie, the present age<br>women should come out of their sophistication zone, to get<br>the determination and tolerance for handling own life<br>challenges, rather than emotionally inferior.</p>