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Subversion, Perversion and the Aesthetics of Eroticism In The Bluest Eye, Beloved and Song of Soloman of Toni Morrison
2016
Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities
The novels of Toni Morrison depict her tirade against the forces of white hegemony; she has raised a cry of Black women in America. The Bluest Eye, Beloved and Song of Soloman use the tools of subversion, perversion and eroticism to depict the traumatic experiences of the Black women protagonists. Toni Morrison's main concern is to tell the world how the Blacks are dehumanized. Her novels depict the cancerous virus of hatred and racial antagonism and gender discrimination. She uses grotesque,
doi:10.21659/rupkatha.v8n2.11
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