Self-Concept in Toni Morrison and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

The book aims at shedding light on how Morrison and Adichie handled self-concept in their novels, and in what way both Morrison and Adichie are simmilar and different in their treatment of self-concept from the prespective of nationalities, generations and periods of time. Moreover, the book utilizes Morrison's The Bluest Eye and Adichie's Americanah to illustrate the social disappointments created by the political and physiological agenda caused by Americans. Hence, the book's mission is to cultivate black people how to fight for their freedom. So, the self-concept is an effective topic because it affects the black people's choices, thinking, behaviour and their relationship to others.

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My name is Ghaidaa Abd El- Mohey Khodier. I graduated from the Faculty of Arts, English Department Kafr El-Sheikh University, Egypt, in 2010. I have an educational diploma from the Faculty of Education. I have a master's degree in English literature, kafr El-Sheikh University, Egypt.