附註:Includes index.
Conversation with Alice Childress and Toni Morrison / Black creation annual -- Intimate things in place : a conversation with Toni Morrison / Robert Stepto -- The seams can't show : an interview with Toni Morrison / Jane Bakerman -- Talk with Toni Morrison / Mel Watkins -- The song of Toni Morrison / Colette Dowling -- Complexity : Toni Morrison's women / Betty Jean Parker -- The one out of sequence / Anne Koenen -- The visits of the writers Toni Morrison and Eudora Welty / Kathy Neustadt -- Toni Morrison / Charles Ruas -- The language must not sweat : a conversation with Toni Morrison / Thomas LeClair -- A conversation with Toni Morrison / Judith Wilson -- An interview with Toni Morrison / Nellie McKay -- Toni Morrison / Claudia Tate -- An interview with Toni Morrison / Bessie W. Jones and Audrey Vinson -- A conversation : Gloria Naylor and Toni Morrison / Gloria Naylor -- Toni Morrison tries her hand at playwriting / Margaret Croyden -- An interview with Toni Morrison / Christina Davis -- Talk with Toni Morrison / Elsie B. Washington -- Author Toni Morrison discusses her latest novel Beloved / Gail Caldwell -- In the realm of responsibilitiy : a conversation with Toni Morrison / Marsha Darling -- The pain of being Black : an interview with Toni Morrison / Bonnie Angelo -- A conversation with Toni Morrison / Bill Moyers -- An inspired life : Toni Morrison writes and a generation listens / Dana Micucci -- All that jazz / Betty Fussell.
摘要:The Nobel Prize author discusses her life & such acclaimed works as Sula, Tar Baby, & Beloved. Annotation. A collection of 24 interviews with the author of The Bluest Eye, Song of Solomon, and Beloved, arranged chronologically from 1974 to 1992. The interviews reveal an artist whose creativity is intimately linked with her African-American experience and is fueled by cultural and societal concerns. Taken as a whole, the interviews illuminate the evolution of Morrison's purpose as a writer--to present African-American life not as sociology but in the full range of its depth, magic, and humanity.
