Prof. Paul Sudnik
Munich University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Under my editorship the International Journal of Social Science and Humanity will be centered around the idea of new and emerging IT advancements geared towards finding solutions in tackling the problems and challenges that we face in the 21st century.
Abstract—Black maternity has culturally and historically been mythologized and black mothers stereotyped. A revisionist Morrison challenges the validity of the historical documentation of black culture and especially the role and significance of women in constructing this culture. Her revision of the concept of the black motherhood is a major step toward correcting the historical records concerning black maternity which is just another form of victimization of the black woman, society' exploitation of the mother-child bond.
Index Terms—Black culture, exploitation, maternity, revision.
Parvin Ghasemi is with English Literature, Shiraz University, Iran (email:pghasemi54@gmail.com).
Rasool Hajizadeh is with Islamic Azad University, Firoozabad Branch, Iran.
Cite: Parvin Ghasemi and Rasool Hajizadeh, "Demystifying the Myth of Motherhood: Toni Morrison’s Revision of African-American Mother Stereotypes," International Journal of Social Science and Humanity vol. 2, no. 6, pp.477-479, 2012.
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