Body Aesthetic Myths in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye

This paper aims to explore the body aesthetic myth in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye. Body is a rich object of inquiry discussion aesthetics art and literature. In case this fictional work, problem seen Pecola, protagonist novel, who feels herself ugly desires for blue eyes. has adopted concepts Immanuel Kant as an approach novel. differentiates pleasure beautiful from other pleasures, by claiming that it not based on any interest, but disinterested free satisfaction. theory related cognitive aspect brain. aesthetics, part study neuroaesthetics neuroculture, takes some new paradigms philosophy perception aesthetics.