title: THE PROBLEM OF SELF-IDENTIFICATION OF PERSONALITY IN TONY MORRISON'S NOVELS
abstract: Toni Morrison's work is notable for its emphasis on the problems of African-American national and cultural identity. The vast majority of characters in Morrison's novels represent a relevant cross-section of American society; the writer explores the historical fate of the black population of the New World, the complicated processes of transition from slavery to freedom. In the novels of the early 1970s («The Bluest Eye», «Sula») Morrison explores the destructive aspects of disintegration in the 
journal: Fìlologìčnì traktati