The Origin Of Others Toni Morrison Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays And Literary Reference

“The Origin Of Others Combines Toni Morrison’s Accustomed Eloquence With Meaning For Our Times As Citizens The World ” —Nell Irvin Painter New Republicamerica’s Foremost Novelist Reflects On Themes That Preoccupy Her Work And Increasingly Dominate National Politics: Race Fear Borders Mass Movement Peoples Desire Belonging What Is Why Does It Matter? Motivates Human Tendency To Construct Others? Presence Make Us So Afraid?Drawing Norton Lectures Morrison Takes Up These Other Vital Questions Bearing Identity In Search Answers Considers Own Memories Well History Politics Especially Literature Harriet Beecher Stowe Ernest Hemingway William Faulkner Flannery O’connor Camara Laye Are Among Authors She Examines Readers Fiction Will Welcome Discussions Some Most Celebrated Books—Beloved Paradise A Mercy If We Learn Racism By Example Then Plays An Important Part America Both Negatively Positively Writes About Nineteenth-Century Literary Efforts Romance Slavery Contrasting Them Scientific Samuel Cartwright Banal Diaries Plantation Overseer Slaveholder Thomas Thistlewood Looks At Configurations Blackness Notions Racial Purity Ways Which Employs Skin Color Reveal Character Or Drive Narrative Expanding Scope Concern Also Addresses Globalization This Century Book Award Winner Ta-Nehisi Coates Provides Foreword Personal Nonfiction Date Σελίδες: 136 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0918 Διαστάσεις: 11 1X11 1Cm