Sel Yayıncılık The Blueest Eyes

The blue eye (toni morrison) + fashion licensed pen gift - sel publishing - nobel prize winnerhow can a person get rid of the color of his skin? Nobel and pulitzer prize-winning author toni morrison, who brought racial discrimination to the forefront of literature with her touching language, focuses on the individual and social trauma created by bullying, discrimination, a beauty understanding based on race, and the hatred a person has for himself in the most blue eye, the most read novel all over the world. Pecola, who lives in a ghetto in america on the eve of world war ii, is a “ugly” and black girl. Looked down upon by different cuts and treated with discrimination, pecola believes that if only her eyes were blue like those of the whites, everything would be fine, people would like her and love her. However, the complicity she carries out in the suffering that the neighborhood accepts without distinction turns into the tragedy of pecola, a mirror of the hatred that everyone carries in their hearts. The blue eye, which has become one of the reference texts in the field of racism and domestic violence, has been symbolized as a book that carries human details that sometimes become brutal throughout the twentieth century, with its plot and unusual style, to world literature.