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Tony Morrison's "The Bluest Eye" not only deals with feminism, the color problem and human rights issues. More importantly, the novel illustrates the "The bluest eye" that the heroine pecola so likes to emphasize and relationship with the beauty, also the contents include what the standards of beaut
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of the events surrounding them. Inner world in David's book, which Catherine hates and eventually burns, is a boring, old Africa-as-Eden where you can fat your soul. This discursive Africanism enabled blackness aestheticized and mythologized at the author's disposal.
Morrison's project was an effort
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·Saskia Sassen, 1994, Cities in a world economy. I. 서론
II. 이론적 고찰
III. 사례연구
1. 선진
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