单词hurston
网络: 赫斯顿
Like Morrison, who learned much from Hurston, she did not put the politics of race above the existential essence of black culture.
如同莫里森一样——莫里森受赫斯顿很大影响，赫斯顿并没有把种族政治置于黑人文化的存在实质之上。
"I will fight for my country, but I will not lie for her. " - Zora Neale Hurston.
“我会为我的祖国而战，但我不会为她去行骗。”-佐拉•尼尔•赫斯顿。
The early nineteen twenties marked the beginning of Zora Neale Hurston"s life as a writer.
在二十世纪二十年代初，标志着她开始了一位作家的生涯。
Today, Zora Neale Hurston has not been forgotten. She influenced other African-American female writers, including Alice Walker.
如今，卓拉.尼尔.赫斯特并没有被人忘记，她影响了其他非裔女作家，这就包括艾丽丝.沃克。
Hurston received praise for her work by both blacks and whites. But not everyone enjoyed her work.
赫斯特因其作品而分别获得了黑人和白人的称赞，但并非每个人都喜欢她的小说。
During the next several years, Hurston traveled in Florida and the Caribbean to collect and write stories about what she saw.
在此后的几年里，赫斯特到了佛罗里达和加勒比海，收集黑人文化资料，撰写她所看到的故事。
In nineteen thirty-six, Hurston traveled to Jamaica and Haiti with a financial award from the Guggenheim Foundation.
在1936年，赫斯特得到古根汉姆基金会的一项奖金，借此她来到了牙买加和海地。
In nineteen forty-two, Hurston published a story about her own life, called "Dust Tracks on a Road. "
在1942年，赫斯特发表了她的个人自传《DustTracksonaRoad》（《道路上的尘迹》）。
Compared with Dust Tracks on the Road, the autobiography of Hurston, Jonahs Gourd Vine is a novel of distinct biographical style.
通过与赫斯顿的自传《道路上的尘迹》的比较，可以看出该小说是一部具有鲜明传记色彩的作品。
In 1927, Hurston began traveling around with a camera to explore the folk tales of Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi.
自1927年开始，赫斯顿带着一台相机四处旅行，探索佛罗里达州、阿拉巴马州、路易斯安那州及密西西比州的民间传说。