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Discover the profound wisdom and powerful voice of Nobel Prize winner, Toni Morrison, in her remarkable anthology, The Source of Self-Regard: Selected Essays, Speeches, and Meditations (Vintage International). Delving into the heart of today's social and political climate, this collection resonates with the urgency of current events. With essays that explore themes of culture, freedom, and human rights, Morrison's words will leave you captivated and enlightened.
Immerse yourself in Morrison's searing prayer for the fallen heroes of 9/11, where she captures the raw emotions that reverberate through our collective soul. Through her Nobel lecture, she uncovers the immense power of language and its ability to shape our world. Contemplating the profound impact of Martin Luther King Jr., Morrison leads a thought-provoking meditation that encourages us to reflect on our own journey towards equality.
What sets The Source of Self-Regard apart is the unflinching introspection Morrison brings to her own work and the work of other literary luminaries. From her groundbreaking novels like The Bluest Eye and Beloved to her masterpieces such as Jazz and Paradise, Morrison dissects the themes, characters, and societal implications that have made her a revered and enduring writer.
Don't miss out on this essential collection that shines with literary elegance, intellectual prowess, and a moral compass that has made Toni Morrison a cherished voice. Immerse yourself in her words, as she invites you to reflect, question, and ultimately, seek the source of self-regard within yourself.
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