تجربة النقد ما بعد الكولونيالي عند طوني موريسون "كتاب الآخر في الخيال الأدبي" أنموذجا The postcolonial criticism Experience of Toni Morrison’s The Other in Literary Fiction as a Paradigm

Abstract

Toni Morrison, a renowned American writer and novelist, has contributed significantly to literature with numerous novels and critical works, many of which have been translated into various languages, including Arabic. This article delves into the postcolonial criticism experience of Toni Morrison, using "The Other Book in Literary Fiction" as a prime example. The analysis focuses on dissecting the standing book description and evaluating its content and critical methodology employed by Toni Morrison. Furthermore, the study explores the representation of racial experiences in contemporary American novels, highlighting the presence of the Negro discourse within Morrison's critical works.