Toni Morrison (1931), an American writer who enjoys a good position as one of the most popular and successful black female writers. Her work celebrates the black experience in the way of the mythical elements, sympathy with the people in the poetic language. Her fifth novel, Beloved (1987), which is remarkable for its depth, brilliance and universal appeal, the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. She also won the Nobel Prize for Literature 1993rd
What is the novel allAbout?
The novel Beloved is the story of Sethe, an unhappy mother who killed her daughter rather than let my dear Beloved grew up as a slave.
This story is under reconstruction, Ohio set. Morrison vividly sketches the gloomy picture of slavery and its dehumanizing effects with all the mental and physical trauma inflicted on the remains. She weaves beautiful ghostly obsolete in a realistic narrative.
Topics in the novel:
The novel deals with many complexand lasting relationship issues such as black Americans, slavery, the quest for individual and cultural identity, the importance of family and community, the nature of mankind. It is achieved due to the unique treatment of Morrison on these subjects of their work public.
Morrison's Style in the Novel:
Siege is regarded as the most successful novel, Morrison. It makes use of several time frames. She makes beautiful a way for the fantastic events in the novel as thea recurrence of his beloved. The language is poetic, which shows their ability, lyrical story very clearly.
Although the novel inspired considerable controversy, accusations of racism, some months after its publication, it is a great piece of work should be really appreciated for its merits.
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