ENGL 4631
Toni Morrison
Marquette University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Discover a literary and cultural giant, a Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winning national voice, who brought to the world the most complex, sophisticated, and trenchant analysis of how race, anti-Black racism, classism and misogyny shaped the history of the United States. Explore Morrison’s role in American literary history by studying her primary texts, both fictional and critical, within the social, historical, cultural and political contexts framing their production.
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