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IntroductionReading from Without and Within: Critical Argument and the Study of Toni MorrisonThe Bluest EyeStorytelling and Moral Agency, Lynne Tirrell* Tracking "The Look" in the Novels of Toni Morrison, Ed GuerreroSulaStruggle to Depict the Black Figure on the White Page, Timothy B. Powell * Women-Centered Psychology in Sula, Diane Gillespie and Missy Dehn KubitschekSong of SolomonFaulkner and Joyce in Morrison's Song of Solomon, David Cowart *Civilizations Underneath: African Heritage as Cultural Discourse in Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Gay Wilentz * Primal Scenes and Constructions in Toni Morrison's Novels, Ashraf H.A. RushdyTar BabyParadise Lost and Found: Dualism and Edenic Myth in Toni Morrison's Tar Baby, Lauren Lepow * Ancestor as Foundation in Their Eyes Were Watching God and Tar Baby, Sandra Pouchet PaquetBelovedBeloved and the New Apocalypse, Susan Bowers * Fleshly Ghosts and Ghostly Flesh: The Word and the Body in Beloved, David Lawrence * Margaret Atwood and Toni Morrison: Reflections on Postmodernism and the Study of Religion and Literature, Ann-Janine MoreyJazzFunction of Jazz in Toni Morrison's Jazz, Barbara Williams Lewis * Madness of Migration in Toni Morrison's Jazz, Deborah H. Barnes * Problem of Narrative in Toni Morrison's Jazz, Katherine J. Mayberry