This paper will attempt to analyze the concepts of home in Toni Morrison's Beloved. Sites of home in Beloved are seldomly what we expect them to be, because the author wants us to question our understanding of home and the processes that constitute it. So far remarkably few critics focused on home in Morrison's novel that is based on the historical person Margaret Garner. Among those who did are, most notably, Danielle Russell and Justine Tally.
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