This article aims to present Beloved, a ghost-in-the-flesh protagonist of Toni Morrison's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Beloved (1987), as an incarnation of memory of slavery. Interpreted as personal and shared expe...
It may be argued that one of the recurring themes in the fiction of Toni Morrison is the problem of emotional suffering. Indeed, a line of her characters endure a series of traumatic past experiences, the consequences...