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chandlersanchez 's review for:
Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination
by Toni Morrison
4.45/5
“All of us, readers and writers, are bereft when criticism remains too polite or too fearful to notice a disrupting darkness before its eyes.”
Would be a 5/5 if I’d been more familiar with the case studies/pieces Morrison uses in her analysis, however it nonetheless pushed me to apply a more critical lens at how our language and literature is shaped by the presence of color, race, and the (attempted) absence thereof.
“All of us, readers and writers, are bereft when criticism remains too polite or too fearful to notice a disrupting darkness before its eyes.”
Would be a 5/5 if I’d been more familiar with the case studies/pieces Morrison uses in her analysis, however it nonetheless pushed me to apply a more critical lens at how our language and literature is shaped by the presence of color, race, and the (attempted) absence thereof.