『솔로몬의 노래』에 나타난 아프리카 전통의 회복
The Restoration of African Tradition in Song of Solomon
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The purpose of this paper is to examine the process of Milkman's awakening through his southern journey about the restoration of African in Song of Solomon. Toni Morrison uses the South as the key to the black history and heritage. Also, she shows the path which all blacks have to follow through Pilate and utilizes the myth of Flying Africans to restore the African-American community. Morrison tries to search the possibility of the restoration of the African-American community by showing the black history, soul and tradition during Milkman's trip to the south. Pilate helps Milkman overturn the established history imposed by the white culture by leading him to African-Americans' tradition and culture. She leads Milkman on a search for his roots, history, and tradition using song, and her memory. Morrison suggests that the restoration of the African-Americans' community can be realized through the recognition and modernization of African-American history. Milkman establishes his identity and experiences the authenticity of self-realization through his journey. After all, Morrison insists that African-Americans should become aware of the importance of their community and recover their identities, representing African- American life, tradition, heritage, and culture with the various images of flight in this novel. In conclusion she believes that African- Americans can establish authentic identities through their perception of history and tradition.
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The purpose of this paper is to examine the process of Milkman's awakening through his southern journey about the restoration of African in Song of Solomon. Toni Morrison uses the South as the key to the black history and heritage. Also, she shows the path which all blacks have to follow through Pilate and utilizes the myth of Flying Africans to restore the African-American community. Morrison tries to search the possibility of the restoration of the African-American community by showing the black history, soul and tradition during Milkman's trip to the south. Pilate helps Milkman overturn the established history imposed by the white culture by leading him to African-Americans' tradition and culture. She leads Milkman on a search for his roots, history, and tradition using song, and her memory. Morrison suggests that the restoration of the African-Americans' community can be realized through the recognition and modernization of African-American history. Milkman establishes his identity and experiences the authenticity of self-realization through his journey. After all, Morrison insists that African-Americans should become aware of the importance of their community and recover their identities, representing African- American life, tradition, heritage, and culture with the various images of flight in this novel. In conclusion she believes that African- Americans can establish authentic identities through their perception of history and tradition.
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