1. The Bluest Eye
... the beauty and happiness of white families and upper-class blacks. According to critic Raymond Hedin, Morrison divides the novel into small excerpts of the "Dick and Jane- primer to contrast the happiness of upper class white family life, to the despair of poverty-stricken blacks. For instance, the chapter that ... and thus hatred of oneself. Interestingly enough, Pecola is the sole member of the Breedlove family who desperately yearns for the blissful life depicted in the "Dick and Jane- primer. Pecola realizes that the family in the primer is white ! and joined together by bonds of lov...
- Word Count: 1667
- Approx Pages: 7