This work analyzes the concept of love among African American female friends. Their ‘friendly’ love, i.e. the strong emotional connection of female characters in both novels by Toni Morrison, was depicted as a necessary means in overcoming the racism and sexism that African American women were exposed to. Such friendships became a means of self-realization and emancipation for African American women who were subjected to repression both by white and black men.Ovaj rad analizira koncept ljubavi među afroameričkim prijateljicama. Njihova ‘prijateljska’ ljubav, tj. jaka emotivna povezanost ženskih likova u oba romana Toni Morrison prikazana je kao neophodno sredstvo u prevladavanju rasizma i seksizma kojima su Afroamerikanke izložene. Takvo je...
Published in 1970, Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye tells the story of a black little girl who is dest...
The focal point of this essay is to analyze how Toni Morrison thematizes the oppression of black wom...
This essay explores how The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison examines the influences of outside forces su...
This work analyzes the concept of love among African American female friends. Their ‘friendly’ love,...
Toni Morrison is an American writer who often writes about the life of black people in American soc...
Racism is a faithful depiction of one race’s superiority to another, resulting in discrimination and...
Toni Morrison is considered as the most commendable and celebrated novelist, an essayist and profess...
The contemporary North American fiction (African American) presents concerns regarding the identity ...
This article examines the subjectivity of the African American female in Toni Morrison's The Bluest...
Wherever we go in the world, we encounter racism- something that oppresses people in our daily lives...
As an African American writer,Toni Morrison is good at portraying diversified characters in her book...
Beauty is considered a concept that is certainly perceived by each individual differently. The novel...
This essay focuses on the way in which three narrative devices expand upon three types of love depic...
This work analyzes the complex manner in which Toni Morrison addresses the issue of history in her n...
The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison discusses about the life of an African American women in the early p...
Published in 1970, Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye tells the story of a black little girl who is dest...
The focal point of this essay is to analyze how Toni Morrison thematizes the oppression of black wom...
This essay explores how The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison examines the influences of outside forces su...
This work analyzes the concept of love among African American female friends. Their ‘friendly’ love,...
Toni Morrison is an American writer who often writes about the life of black people in American soc...
Racism is a faithful depiction of one race’s superiority to another, resulting in discrimination and...
Toni Morrison is considered as the most commendable and celebrated novelist, an essayist and profess...
The contemporary North American fiction (African American) presents concerns regarding the identity ...
This article examines the subjectivity of the African American female in Toni Morrison's The Bluest...
Wherever we go in the world, we encounter racism- something that oppresses people in our daily lives...
As an African American writer,Toni Morrison is good at portraying diversified characters in her book...
Beauty is considered a concept that is certainly perceived by each individual differently. The novel...
This essay focuses on the way in which three narrative devices expand upon three types of love depic...
This work analyzes the complex manner in which Toni Morrison addresses the issue of history in her n...
The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison discusses about the life of an African American women in the early p...
Published in 1970, Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye tells the story of a black little girl who is dest...
The focal point of this essay is to analyze how Toni Morrison thematizes the oppression of black wom...
This essay explores how The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison examines the influences of outside forces su...