Collective Trauma, Conditioned Identities, and the Struggle to Healing and Reconciliation in Toni Morrison`S Song of Solomon

As an outstanding African-American author who has got fame for her tragic novel, Toni Morrison is well-known depiction of black experiences as slaves. She expert in portraying characters are dealing with the after-effect their ancestral traumas. Morrison`s community weighed down by heavy burden rejection, oppression, racism, and white dominance, so they burdened a wounded psyche body, therefore experiencing painful memories past. This paper focuses on one major novels, Song Solomon which highlights traumatic events that African American faced with. aims to study collective trauma these struggle repressive pressures within theory; it further intends analyze how this condition`s characters` life focus difficulty problems. Also, deal issue recovery reconciliation among communities, whether could pass stages or rather conditioned heavyweight trauma.