This article discusses how to conduct a post-structuralist reading of Toni Morrison's novel The Bluest Eye. It suggests examining how the characters internalize dominant ideologies around race, gender, and class that shape their identities and desires. A post-structuralist reading would focus on how the characters are constituted through language and discourse rather than having essential identities.
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Suggestions for a Post-Structuralist Reading of the Bluest Eye
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Suggestions for a Post-Structuralist Reading of the Bluest Eye
This article discusses how to conduct a post-structuralist reading of Toni Morrison's novel The Bluest Eye. It suggests examining how the characters internalize dominant ideologies around race, gender, and class that shape their identities and desires. A post-structuralist reading would focus on how the characters are constituted through language and discourse rather than having essential identities.
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This article discusses how to conduct a post-structuralist reading of Toni Morrison's novel The Bluest Eye. It suggests examining how the characters internalize dominant ideologies around race, gender, and class that shape their identities and desires. A post-structuralist reading would focus on how the characters are constituted through language and discourse rather than having essential identities.
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