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Peer reviewedTidey, Ashley – College English, 2000
Explores the possibility of seeing in Toni Morrison's novel, "Song of Solomon," the co-existence of two narratives of subjectivity. Examines the extent to which the application of a Western and non-Western narrative of subject formation yields conflicting interpretations of the novel and, in particular, the novel's ending. (SC)
Descriptors: African Culture, Critical Reading, Higher Education, Literary Criticism
