Literary Contribution of Tony Morrison and Her Fictional Works

Exploring Toni Morrison's Literary Legacy

Abstract

Toni Morrison has provided vent to the thoughts of her by using the writings of her. Whatever she's felt as well as experienced in the private life of her, has gone into the making of the writings of her. Here an effort is created showing that Toni Morrison and the main novels of her are the things of history. The text of her describes both black literature of the late twentieth century as well as troubles the status quo as an experiment in visual expression which shows the legacy of stress fabricated in American culture. Morrison novels are actually thought-provoking more about the black individuals as well as the black world in which the writer tries to touch the psyche of the black character of her. The writings may be seen from various perspectives as they're convincing with imagery, foreshadowing, flashbacks, myth, authentic dialect and inner monologues. She stylizes the narrative type of her language for specific impact by employing subtle allusions as well as immediate references to the facet of slavery.