A Study of Jazz by Toni Morrison : The Relationship between “the Groove of a Record” and “Young Loving”

Toni Morrison is the first African-American writer to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. Morrison has written seven novels and a collection of essays and lectures. She has completed Beloved, Jazz and Paradise in her three-part series on love. She published Jazz in 1992. It takes place in City, New York in the mid-1920s. This period in the United States was "Jazz Age". The period from 1990s to 1940s, when African-Americans migrated to die norm, was called "The Great Migration." They looked for freedom and the excitement of City life. Jazz was not only the music but the way of life for the African-Americans. In the previous paper I have hardly described the relationship between "the groove of a record" and "young loving." This one explains the relationship between "the groove of a record" and "young loving.