Review: Jazz by Toni Morrison

Toni Morrison and Motherhood: A Politics of the Heart

While sorting through mountains of articles and books about the works of Toni Morrison, I realized there existed a glaring omission in the literature: there was yet to be published a single volume that solely addressed the characterization of mothers in Morrison's narrative. Given that I compare portraits of maternity in novels by women authors of the Americas in my doctoral work, I was overcom...

african-american subjectivity in toni morrison's beloved

the present project is an attempt to give a model of african-american subjectivity by applying different theories of subjectivity to toni morrison's representation of african-american people in beloved. since beloved represents a group of ex-slaves, who remember harsh memories of slavery, their subjectivities can be analyzed from a post-colonial perspective within the framework of the rela...

By Richard P . Morrison , Jane Nishio , And

Avian, murine, feline, and human retroviruses frequently cause immunosuppression in their respective hosts (1, 2). The mechanisms by which immune reactivity is impaired remain speculative. Virus infection often results in immune hyporeactivity, but in some instances inactivated virus causes suppression independently of cellular infection (3, 4). Thus, it appears likely that some viral proteins ...

Toni Hirvonen and Ville Pulkki

Taking a Bit of Foreskin with Him to Jesus: An Intersection of Black and Queer Signs in the Novels of Toni Morrison

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