timelessness in purple color purple’s form makes the book seem a harder to read than other works b more honest than other works c less sincere than other works d more objective than other works e less emotionally powerful than other work to a certain extent, all books about the black experience necessarily create something otherworldly. this is primarily because the western canon contains so few works by black authors that the mere act of reading such a book seems foreign in another way, though, books by black writers often seem otherworldly because of their sense of time ( lack thereof. many seem to exist in a state between times. even when the books have specific settings, their stories feel not quite anachronistic but, instead out of time itself. the stories seem to capture something i’ve labeled “timelessness.” timelessness is a condition in which the reader is not aware of how much time has elapsed in a story. instead of having specific dates or times or even novelistic pacing, the novels leave the reader lost in the narrative, almost as though time itself does not matter. alice walker’s magnum opus the color purple is no exception: it creates timelessness by existing completely in epistolary form. the story technically spans the first fifty years or so of the twentieth

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El texto habla sobre cómo la forma epistolar de "The Color Purple" de Alice Walker crea una sensación de timelessness (sinestesia de tiempo), lo que no significa que sea más difícil de leer, menos sincera, menos emocionalmente poderosa o más objetiva que otros trabajos. La forma epistolar la hace parecer más honesta en su narración intima.
# Respuesta:
B. más honesta que otros trabajos

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