WHY IS BELOVED SO UNIVERSALLY BELOVED? UNCOVERING OUR HIDDEN AESTHETIC CRITERIA.
The article discusses the series of novels of American author Toni Morrison which were explicit and unapologetic. It cites on her works portraying racism, sexism and other kinds of oppression. It cites on her dazzling salience of Morrison writing style which newly politicized antiformalist scholars...
| Publicado en: | Criticism Vol. 58; no. 3; pp. 483 - 507 |
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Wayne State University Press
Summer2016
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| Sumario: | The article discusses the series of novels of American author Toni Morrison which were explicit and unapologetic. It cites on her works portraying racism, sexism and other kinds of oppression. It cites on her dazzling salience of Morrison writing style which newly politicized antiformalist scholars embraced her style. The article also discusses Morrison's novel "Beloved" which appear to focus on political function. |
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