What are the different changes in the novel ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko?

Answer 1

i am not exactly sure about the different changes, but i think that Leslie tends to lean more toward how their land was stolent by the whites, and how it created an atmosphere of violence and drunkness for the war veterans.

Her story is also fragmented and kind of non-linear, because as you follow or read a plot, you can notice taht she moves between different plots. she talks about a particular thing and then she changes and she talks about another theme. as a result of that, it makes it difficult to follow the main of the book.

that is about what i know of the book,

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Answer 2

Some of the significant changes that occur in the novel "Ceremony" by Leslie Marmon Silko include the protagonist Tayo's journey towards healing and reconciliation with his past trauma, his reconnection with his Laguna Pueblo culture and traditions, and his acceptance of his mixed identity as a Native American and a World War II veteran. Additionally, the novel explores themes of environmental degradation and the impact of colonialism on indigenous communities.