The oral or folkloric sign, which is an integral part of Toni Morrison's aesthetic, once again becomes a crucial aspect of her latest work. Morrison's Paradise is an imaginative discourse on the oral-written interface in African American culture. In earlier novels such as Song of Solomon and Beloved, memory is the interpretive sign. In Paradise, however, memory is interrogated as Morrison presents a slice of African American experience centered on the (ab)use of memory.Not
Toni Morrison faces a great challenge in representing the Atlantic slave trade. In contemporary narr...
This dissertation lends its voice to the works of those scholars who have used Morrison's numerous i...
This thesis examines Toni Morrison's exploration of African-America's past, specifically the manner ...
Previous critical readings of Toni Morrison’s novels, especially Paradise, largely emphasise the uni...
This paper examines the repetitive narrative structure in Toni Morrison’s Beloved (1987). Morrison w...
How does Morrison propose we get into the interior of African-American history and its people? The d...
In the African-American literary tradition, the return to the past is an all-pervading organic strat...
The purpose of this essay is to develop the idea of possible dissymmetry between the individual memo...
Toni Morrison’s superior literary oeuvre reconsiders the American past by introducing memories of su...
Toni Morrison’s superior literary oeuvre reconsiders the American past by introducing memories of su...
Implications of racial oppression on personal and collective African American identity formation in ...
Implications of racial oppression on personal and collective African American identity formation in ...
The paper argues that the slave history writing is not only the concern of historians but also of cr...
Recovering submerged histories is instrumental in counteracting colonial cultural hegemony and its p...
The objective of this research is to highlight the different ways in which two fundamental reflectio...
Toni Morrison faces a great challenge in representing the Atlantic slave trade. In contemporary narr...
This dissertation lends its voice to the works of those scholars who have used Morrison's numerous i...
This thesis examines Toni Morrison's exploration of African-America's past, specifically the manner ...
Previous critical readings of Toni Morrison’s novels, especially Paradise, largely emphasise the uni...
This paper examines the repetitive narrative structure in Toni Morrison’s Beloved (1987). Morrison w...
How does Morrison propose we get into the interior of African-American history and its people? The d...
In the African-American literary tradition, the return to the past is an all-pervading organic strat...
The purpose of this essay is to develop the idea of possible dissymmetry between the individual memo...
Toni Morrison’s superior literary oeuvre reconsiders the American past by introducing memories of su...
Toni Morrison’s superior literary oeuvre reconsiders the American past by introducing memories of su...
Implications of racial oppression on personal and collective African American identity formation in ...
Implications of racial oppression on personal and collective African American identity formation in ...
The paper argues that the slave history writing is not only the concern of historians but also of cr...
Recovering submerged histories is instrumental in counteracting colonial cultural hegemony and its p...
The objective of this research is to highlight the different ways in which two fundamental reflectio...
Toni Morrison faces a great challenge in representing the Atlantic slave trade. In contemporary narr...
This dissertation lends its voice to the works of those scholars who have used Morrison's numerous i...
This thesis examines Toni Morrison's exploration of African-America's past, specifically the manner ...