Titlebook: Ghosts, Metaphor, and History in Toni Morrison‘s Beloved and Gabriel GarcIa MArquez‘s One Hundred Ye; Daniel Erickson Book 2009 Palgrave M

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Living reference work 2020Latest editionnrecorded, and possibly unrecoverable history, particularly the psychosocial landscape of slavery, its “psychic toll.”. The particular metaphor of the ghost and the general mechanics of metaphorical reference are used to represent this history and to dramatize its problematic nature for the reader in the discourse of the novel.

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Conclusion,d” figure of the ghost and the linguistically “Unfinished” figure of metaphor, which haunts what it represents like a ghost. Metaphor is, in both texts, a way of immersing the reader in the “Unfinished” histories that they represent.

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Common Survey Sampling Techniques,erdevelopment. These historical conditions even underpin the fantastic and seemingly “mythic” conclusion, where Macondo is reduced to a spectral city of “mirages” and annihilated by an apocalyptic hurricane.

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