Song Of Solomon And Beloved, By Toni Morrison

Conclusion

To conclude, in her novel, Morrison sheds the light upon many directions connected to the various themes in the novel. When it comes to slavery, Morrison is able to clarify the way that the African American treated with. They suffer a lot against oppression and slavery. The society provides the fertile soil in which slavery and race hatred were planted and took place and also the novel shows the exact meaning for resistance to gain freedom and get rid of slavery. Morrison manifests the basics of racism in the origins of America, representing glimpses of the various religious practices of the time, and showing the relationship between men and women. In early America that often ended in female victimization. The reader get the

Morison does not write traditional novels, she always in differently and this is what distinguishes him among the great writers that appear in her age. She is a unique and a special writer.in the heart of the novel, Morrison tries to find the relationship between religion and romantic love. A Mercy is a significant book that fulfills an important gap in the American history and the resistance of woman to restore her own life. Again, slavery is the focus here, as in Song Of Solomon and Beloved. A Mercy examines slavery through the prism of power, not race. Morrison achieves this by setting A Mercy in 1680s America, when slavery was a color-blind, equal-opportunity state of misery. Themes of slavery and grief, of women’s struggles to escape the bitterness of the captive world, are at the center of Morrison’s work showing the theme of resistance. This is a superior and a historical novel, written in language largely smooth and occasionally beautiful. A Mercy illuminates some dark corners but is less successful as a novel about people attempting to keep their heads above the tide of histories, both personal and otherwise (Mueller,79).