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    Masculinity is a concept built on a set of characteristics and behaviours‚ which are generally considered to be typical or appropriate for men. Many tend to comprehend masculinity as a necessity‚ without it there is no purpose of being called a “man”. In Toni Morrison’s Beloved‚ the protagonist; Paul D‚ is portrayed as a kind and meditative personality‚ he lived a life of a lonely wanderer‚ someone so unsettled that he cannot really develop as a man. Originally‚ his memories at Sweet Home cause questions

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    themselves in the world. Why did Sethe kill her own daughter and not think twice before doing it? What made that thought even cross her mind‚ an action that took her daughter away from her forever? It may be hard to understand this from ones point of view. Toni Morrison‚ in the novel Beloved‚ uses the character Beloved to function as a mythic archetype in the society to help the reader understand things and answer complex questions in the book‚ like Sethe’s actions and why she did what she did. Archetypes

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    Femelon Toni Morrison’s use of language throughout the novel gives her writing a sense of wit; it is easily understood by the reader‚ and acts as a subtle hint into the minds and emotions of the characters. Her use of innuendo speaks to a sexual theme‚ a common tension found among the main characters of the story. The final passage of Chapter 4 depicts a dialogue between Cee‚ and Sarah‚ sharing a ripened melon on a hot afternoon. The language used in this passage juxtaposes sexual vocabulary

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    Toni the Superhero is a children’s book written by R.D.Base. In simple‚ easy-to-understand sentences‚ the author has shown that kids today can be superheroes by doing ordinary everyday things. This book has small sentences which is perfect for any child learning to read and for any preschool teacher teaching their students to read. The activities depicted are very relevant to the kids of today. The main character‚ Toni‚ is depicted doing daily chores and has regular hobbies. He plays games‚ read

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    AUTO BIOGRAPHY I am Johnny Cade and when i was first jumped i had looked like a dog that was kicked too many times.I have been in lot´s of fights and I am smaller than what you can call gang members. Were actually not a gang were just one really big group of good friends and we would do anything together.No matter what you will always see us walking near each other because we’re there to protect every last one of us.Us greasers feel that we are not safe walking by are selves even if it’s just home

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    Toni Morrison realizes the need for our society to forget about slavery. Why‚ then‚ did she write something as graphic as Beloved concerning that very subject? Neither the characters in Beloved‚ society in general‚ nor Morrison herself wants to remember that awful time. Beloved forces that upon people. The very people they were trying to forget were given a voice through the text. Rather than observed‚ the enslaved were the protagonists‚ shown through a mother-daughter bond in a way that is

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    standard in society. This is especially true for women in society as they are taught what is considered beautiful and if they are different then they are ugly. There is some type of expectation for women to look a certain way. In “The Bluest Eyes” by Toni Morrison depicts beauty for women as being those with white light skin and blue eyes‚ better known as “white beauty” and those with dark skin to be ugly. So race is also playing a part in this because it’s saying that those who are black or of different

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    As humans‚ we tend to run away from our pain. We’re scared of being vulnerable and showing others a sign of weakness. We suppress fear‚ guilt‚ despair‚ and practically any other emotion that fails to express “contentment.” We avoid talking about things in our past that make us feel uncomfortable. But if we don’t address our past‚ who will? History is created rather than destroyed. And in order to move on from the past‚ rather than lingering in it‚ we must be brave enough to speak about it. Past traumas

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    Morrison’s a ​ Beloved  Markeshia Reece  Period 7  11/21/14                        Morrison’s a ​ Beloved  Beloved​ ‚ by Toni Morrison‚ is a story that takes place after the American Civil War. The point  of view in the novel switches between an ex­slave woman named Sethe‚ her young daughter named  Denver‚ and a wandering escaped slave man named Paul D; all who have had a troubled history.  Strength is gained through the hardships of life; this is represented by Sethe’s haunted past‚ Paul  D’s past experience in slavery

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    In “BURN THIS BOOK - “peril” ” Toni Morrison contends that the art or work of a writer should be protected from the constant censorship and other forms of similar prosecution that they must face as a part of their job. This prosecution is believed by the author to be the writers peril. The regimes ran by dictators and authoritarians alike would never relinquish their control over the media and use methods that may range from censorship to absolute slaughter and violence in the process of silencing

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