Jim Morrison by Scott Sundvall

“…We have much to learn from the rhetoric of Jim Morrison (and The Doors) and the rhetoric employed by Jim Morrison (and The Doors). …”
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Toni Morrison by Roynon, T

Morrison, Toni, Love by Rita Fonseca

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On an example of Aspinwall and Morrison by Szendroi, B

Toni Morrison and Literary Tradition by Justine Tally

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Toni Morrison, Norteamericana-Afroamericana by Mary Farrell

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The Astrolabe by James E. Morrison by Bruce Stephenson

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Toni Morrison: Memory and Meaning by Vicent Cucarella-Ramon

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The Origin of Others, Toni Morrison by Eva Puyuelo Ureña

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SETHE'S MERCY KILLING IN MORRISON'S 'BELOVED' by Rina Husnaini Febriyanti

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Responses to Toni Morrison's oeuvre in Slovenia by Simona Midžić

“… Toni Morrison, the first African American female winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, is certainly one of the modern artists whose novels have entered the world's modern literary canon. …”
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RECONSTRUCTING WOMANHOOD IN TONY MORRISON'S BELOVED by Setefanus Suprajitno

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Toni Morrison's "Love" and the trickster paradigm by Vega González, Susana

“…The aim of this article is to propose a reading of Toni Morrison's Love (2003) as a trickster novel. The trickster paradigm, characterized by ambiguity, indeterminacy and transgression, pervades Morrison's fiction and dominates her latest novel in a clear continuation of her challenge to unquestioned univocal concepts and world views. …”
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First person – Vanessa Chong-Morrison

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WOMB CONTROL IN TONI MORRISON’S BELOVED by Yuniar Fatmasari

“…This study reveals the ideological strategies the dominant takes to exploit Black enslaved women’s womb experienced by the characters in Toni Morrison’s Beloved as well as their resistance. Written in 1987, the novel is set eight years after the end of the Civil War in time painful experiences during slavery era are still there in the mind of ex-enslaved Black women and men. …”
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Portrayal of Violence in Morrison’s A Mercy by Salma Naz, Ghazal Shaikh

Subjects: “…morrison's portrayal of violence…”
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Narrative Violence in Toni Morrison’s Jazz by Jaleel Akhtar, Tahoor Ali

“…This essay looks at forms of narrative violence and their ramifications in Toni Morrison’s Jazz. It outlines violence by highlighting its importance as one of the common ingredients in the art of storytelling and history of American literature, focusing on Morrison’s Jazz and how theorists like Rene Girard respond to the mechanism of violence. …”
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Portrayal of Violence in Morrison’s A Mercy by Salma Naz, Ghazal Shaikh

Subjects: “…Morrison's portrayal of violence, Žižek's subjective violence, objective and symbolic violence…”
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Ancillary Trauma in the Novels of Toni Morrison by Shirley A. Stave

“… This article explores the concept of «ancillary trauma», through which a woman character who has not been subjected to racial violence becomes traumatized through the actions of a male character who has been either psychically or emotionally damaged as a result of racist actions. While Morrison sympathizes with what the male characters endure, the texts suggest that, in many cases, these male characters lash out against the women in their lives in an attempt to emulate white masculinity. …”
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The impact of oppression on motherhood in Morrison’s novels by Elvi

“…After studying Ethnic American Literature module and reading one of the text, Beloved, I would like to do research on its author, Toni Morrison. In Beloved, Morrison applies elements of slave narrative and racial oppression to tell the sufferings suffered by black American women. …”
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