Year: 2022 | Month: June | Volume 8 | Issue 1
Women Representation in Select Indo-English and Indian English Dalit Literature
Nongthombam Eliza
DOI:10.30954/2454-4132.1.2022.11
Abstract:
Toni Morrison never liked that old seventies slogan “Black is beautiful.” It was superficial, simplistic, palliative – everything her blinkered detractors called Morrison’s complex novels when the 1993 Nobel Prize transformed her into a spokeswoman and a target. No better were those blinkered admirers who invited themselves to touch her signature gray dreadlocks at signings, as though they harbored some kind of mystical power.
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