THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SLAVERY IN TONI MORRISON S BELOVED
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36582/jotell.v2i8.7257Keywords:
Morrison, Slavery, Psychological EffectsAbstract
This research aims to reveal the psychological effects of slavery in Toni Morrison s Beloved especially depression and feeling of insecure This research is qualitative research because the data that support this research are collected from books journals articles and internet Data collection is taken in two forms namely the primary source that is the novel itself and secondary sources are books articles the internet and journals To analyse the data of this research the writer uses psychological approach which studies the behaviour of human life Based on the results of research it is shown that there are some psychological effects of slavery concerning living life full of depression and insecure that are feeling of sadness helplessness worthlessness fear hopelessness and uncertainty < p>
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