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Toni Morrison (1931-)
African American novelist. Won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993.
Author's life and works
“Toni Morrison (b. 1931)” Short introduction from American Passages: A Literary Survey
Intro from Books and Writers
Morrison, Toni from Literature Online Biography
"Blacks, Modernism, and the American South: an interview with Toni Morrison." by Carolyn Denard from Studies in the Literary Imagination (31:2), 1998.
Sula (1973)
"Morrison's Sula." by Rose De Angelis from Explicator, Washington DC,Spring 2002.
"'New World woman': Toni Morrison's Sula." by Maggie Galehouse, from Papers on Language & Literature: a quarterly journal for scholars and critics of language and literature, Edwardsville, Fall 1999.
"Something other than a family quarrel: the beautiful boys in Morrison's Sula." by Susan Neal Mayberry from African American Review, St. Louis, Winter 2003.
"A critical divination: reading Sula as ogbanje-abiku.” by Christopher N Okonkwo from African American Review, St. Louis, Winter 2004. Focuses on the novel's invocations of West African metaphysics.
"A 'headless display': Sula, soldiers, and lynching."by Chuck Jackson from Modern Fiction Studies, West Lafayette, IN, 2006.
"Doing things with ethics: Beloved, Sula, and the reading of judgment." Yung-Hsing Wu from Modern Fiction Studies, vol. 49 no. 4, 2003.
Beloved ()
"'Postmodern Blackness': Toni Morrison's Beloved and the end of history." by Kimberly Chabot Davis from Twentieth Century Literature, vol. 44, no. 2, 1998.
Other links
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