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Toni Morrison is the first African-American woman to receive the prestigious Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993. In her artistic vision, Toni Morrison articulates the experience of black Americans by exploring the black women’s experience in an unjust and uncongenial society. She offers fantasy and mythic dimensions along with the realistic depiction of race, gender and class conflict and contradiction. In comparison to the existing critical corpus, the present book provides a fresh analysis and insight to Morrison’s fiction and narrative art.