'Snatched and yanked' the readers begin a journey in Beloved’s extravagant meandering narrative—a narrative filled with repetitions returns that mutilate time beyond recognition. This paper aims to map Beloved, understand its insurgence, feel foreign terrains it leaves reader in. I depend on Peter Brooks’ essay “Freud’s Masterplot” contextualize patterns of text through psychoanalytic understan...

there is no doubt that colors are important factors in creating arts including poetry. the poets use them because of their visual beauties to show their hidden values. sometimes they go further – beyond the external features – ad use colors as symbols to express their own meaning. moreover, modern poet’s deep insight and vision are the main causes to change the colorful portrait to a bright won...

in literature and art, love and its two related  pillars, lover and beloved, have been observed abundantly to reach from ego to superego. there are symptoms of recondite- oriented and ardency to find mysterious concepts and hidden qualities in poems of hafiz which is not inappropriate with sacred mysteries. likeyung, he considers collective unconsciousness prior to personal history because he i...

People who are in love think about their beloved the whole day, which is supposed to be associated with serotonin. The research questions were how peripheral serotonin levels differ between individuals that are in love compared to individuals that are not in love, and how these levels are associated with obsessive thinking about the beloved. Because gender differences exist in romantic love and...

Abstract Sethe Suggs, the protagonist in Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved, is often compared to Medea. The same analogy with Colchian princess was made by contemporaries relation Margaret Garner, historical person on whose life loosely based. An enslaved African-American woman mid-nineteenth century, Garner killed her own daughter after being found former owner and styled a ‘Modern Medea’ press. D...