Toni Morrisonin a sentence
- The most recent thing was a response paper to Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye.† (source)
- She volunteered chopping vegetables at the homeless shelter for soup night every Thursday, had been skydiving twice, and was famous in our high school for staging a sit-in to protest the firing of a popular English teacher for assigning "questionable reading material"-Toni Morrison's Beloved.† (source)
- In Toni Morrison's Beloved (1987), four white men ride up to the house in Ohio where the escaped slave Sethe has been living with her small children.† (source)
- Toni Morrison -- Beloved Sixty million and more I will call them my people, which were not my people; and her beloved, which was not beloved.† (source)
- In the heavily Afrocentric curriculum of the D.C. public schools, he can always apply some personal experience to a passage from Toni Morrison or Maya Angelou.† (source)
- In the wonderful Song of Solomon, Toni Morrison has Milkman Dead get wet three times.† (source)
- Toni Morrison has spoken of the myth of the flying Africans.† (source)
- Consider the ways Toni Morrison marks her characters.† (source)
- Let's go back to Toni Morrison for a moment.† (source)
- —TONI MORRISON† (source)
- In Song of Solomon, Toni Morrison gives her poor jilted lover, Hagar, an encounter with cleansing rain.† (source)
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- When Toni Morrison introduces human flight into Song of Solomon, many readers, white readers especially, take her to be referring to Icarus, whereas what she really has in mind, she has said, is the mythof the flying Africans, a story that matters to her community, her tribe.† (source)
- In Song of Solomon (1977), Toni Morrison's main family chooses names by allowing the family Bible to fall open, then pointing without looking at the text; whatever proper noun the finger points to, there's the name.† (source)
- In Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Milkman Dead grows up without ever learning who he really is until he leaves his Michigan home and travels back to the family home country in eastern Pennsylvania and Virginia.† (source)
- Later, when that murdered child, the title character of Toni Morrison's Beloved, makes her ghostly return, she's more than simply the child lost to violence, sacrificed to the revulsion of the escaped slave toward her former state.† (source)
- Toni Morrison.† (source)
- In this category we get the grimy London of Dickens's late work, the fabulous postmodern novels of Gabriel Garcia Mirquez and Toni Morrison, the plays of Henrik Ibsen and George Bernard Shaw, Seamus Heaney's poetry of the Northern Irish Troubles, and the feminist struggles with the poetic tradition of Eavan Boland and Adrienne Rich and Audre Lord.† (source)
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