Water. As simple as it may sound, water has a much deeper and more powerful meaning. Water can express power in the form of a storm or a huge ocean wave. It can be used to clean off a bruise or to grow plants on...
The Bluest Eyes by Toni Morrison Race and Racism are convoluted issues in The Bluest Eye. In contrast to common depictions of racism, including white contempt against blacks, The Bluest Eye fundamentally investigates the issue of prejudice happening between ethnic minorities. There are not many...
The Cultural semiotic studies are in due course emerging as the pivotal area of study to whoever is entranced in ‘signs’- objects, symbols, images, words, and gestures; and ‘meanings’ it interprets. As Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye(1970) is rich in cultural signs and symbolic interpretations,...
In the novel “Beloved” Toni Morrison tells the tumultuous story of a freed slave after the civil war. The effects of post-slavery in Beloved is encapsulated by the words of William E. Cross Jr. when depicting treatment for this trauma, “ …makes it a scientific...
Gender is depicted in multifaceted ways throughout Toni Morrison’s Southern gothic text, Beloved. The reader is able to acknowledge the concepts of matriarchy, the maternal and female strength which are embodied within Sethe; a character that opens up a dialogue (albeit a fragmented one at...
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“I will call them my people, which were not my people; and her beloved, which was not beloved. Romans 9: 25” (Morrison 2). In 1987, Noble Prize winner Toni Morrison wrote the novel “Beloved”, which told of a profound and shattering story that carries the...
The present researcher chooses Toni Morrison in this study because she is considered as one of the greatest African-American author in the history of English literature. Her reputation in English literature is undoubtable. She has won many awards during her lifetime. Most of her works...