Toni Morrison's the Bluest Eye : a cultural materialistic approach

Abstract EN

This paper investigates Toni Morrison's novel, "The Bluest Eye", by a cultural materialistic approach.

This story is of enthusiasm as it is founded on a comprehension of contrast.

Cultural materialists emphasize the cultural aspects and components of literary texts.

They examine topics such as race, gender, sexuality, societal division, and slavery.

In other words, they put under investigation the marginalized masses of social club, like black people, females, and slaves.

In this regard, Toni Morrison is a great author whose compositions are replete with ethnic events.

Morrison strives to uncover force relations in the American civilization through her exceptionally cognizant dialect and fastidiously shaped stories.

She intensely opposes the overwhelming Euro American power and its pervasive talk, and overturns a few American myths, for instance, the kindheartedness of the blank and the savagery of the dark – exhibited by the prevailing talk.

She likewise portrays force relations inside Afro American groups with no leanings toward the dark.