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Die Wirkung absatzpolitischer Instrumenteoprietor of Cosey’s Resort and benefactor of Silk’s black population. Even when he is not physically present, Cosey embodies Sula Peace’s observation that black men are “the envy of the world” (104). But reading . requires sustained attention to issues of space and place, especially as they relate t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05099-5r will never hear her speak in the voice of a grown woman or learn of her decision to “l(fā)ast,” by opting to give . the final word, Morrison proposes that acts of communication issuing from the imagination toward an intended destination always hit their mark. The plea . directs toward her daughter ins

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65999-2geography in Toni Morrison‘s novels; place-making in Sula; racialized spaces in Toni Morrison‘s work; t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87909-7 up having to contend with dead or absent mothers. I discussed Joe Trace’s effort to retaliate against what he comes to believe is his mother’s malicious act of abandonment. Scanning ., we find only a scant reference to Son’s mother; for him home is the space occupied by “Old Man,” his father, who otherwise lives alone.

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Die Wirkstoffe des Hypophysenvorderlappensouthern male characters. Macon Dead, Guitar Bains, Son Green, and Cholly Breedlove fail to understand the importance of beginning “at zero” and in so doing remain trapped in the assumptions that confine them to the tight space that constricts movement of any sort, physical or conceptual.

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From Zero to Nowhere: Tight Space and the Topophilia of Violence up having to contend with dead or absent mothers. I discussed Joe Trace’s effort to retaliate against what he comes to believe is his mother’s malicious act of abandonment. Scanning ., we find only a scant reference to Son’s mother; for him home is the space occupied by “Old Man,” his father, who otherwise lives alone.