Giving a Voice to the Oppressed in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and Toni Morrison’s Beloved

The current study intends to show the link between Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and Toni Morrison’s Beloved. tries explore way Lucky, who is introduced as a slave in play, represents Sethe. also how both Becket Morrison are advocates oppressed give them voices speak up themselves. To reach aims of study, literary works approached from lens postmodernism, especially focusing on postwar issues postmodern writers began looking back colonial literature started giving oppressed, where approach postcolonialism occurs. Most conducted studies tackle each work alone lens. What makes different it links two together, yet highlights author gives voice oppressed.