50 pages 1 hour read

Toni Morrison

Love: A Novel

Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2003

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Essay Topics

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Bill Cosey and Celestial are central figures in Love, but neither are narrators. What is the effect of this?

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Morrison uses first-person narration for L. and third person narration for Heed, Christine, and others. How does Morrison use tone, diction, and other narrative techniques to create differences in their narrative voices?

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The chronology of Love is nonlinear, and the chapters frequently slide back and forth between the past and present as characters reminisce. What is the effect of this?

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