The Sacred Language of Toni Morrison

The holy word of Tony Morrison Tony Morrison made a good point and said in a speech won the Nobel Prize for literature as follows. One of them (7) The word we use and how to use it is a way to convey our thoughts, emotions, and behavior as human beings and to understand the understanding of the world and its people. Knowledge is power. Thus, our language is also very powerful.

Tonimorison received the Nobel Prize in literature in 1993. In the speech of the Nobel Prize, Morrison contrasted the "dead language" that suppresses intellect, suppresses conscience, and suppresses human possibility "in a language used in a sense. She classified sex discrimination and racial discrimination as the former and said, "We chose a skilled policing language by not allowing new policing or encouraging exchange of opinions," . Special precautions are necessary when writing advice from widely respected authors. By using concrete and specific content, it is best to convey a big historical or historical theme and make it a story. For example, instead of explaining the role of 'love for freedom', explain the behavior and experience of the character and demonstrate the love to this freedom. This gives the reader a more intuitive and understandable reading experience.

When reading Kathy Akkel's Tony Morrison and Don Quijote's "beloved", the themes and characters included in these texts seem to have many similarities, the most common ones It seems to be love and language. As a way to freedom. I saw the abortion she had to do before she started seeking true freedom at Aker's Don Quixote This is love. Likewise, Morrison's "beloved" has abortion and the murder of Seth 's "beloved" is free.

Toni Morrison's novel "The Beloved" is centered on the female slaves and their true struggle stories. The whole novel is written from the perspective of African Americans. Morrison depicts this terrible account of this slavery using a combination of symbolism and language and image. "Dear" is a very emotional story written with excellent style and eloquence Tony Morrison has done a lot of research before he started writing "loved ones". When she first started the story, she would write an article about "self-murder and how people can kill and destroy with the best intent". During her study, she talked about Margaret Gardner, a 20-year-old slave who escaped from Kentucky. When she was found in Ohio, she went to a cottage and began killing her children. Based on this information, she created a character set.