The Womanist Struggle for Self-Recognition in Alice Walker'sThe Color Purple

Internal and External Oppression: An Afrocentric Study of Some Selected Poems by Alice Walker and Ben Okri

Man-Society Relation in Richard Wright is Native Son

Freudian Repression represented in Alice Walker’s The Color Purple: A Psychological Study

Employing Linguistic Tools in expressing Negro Literature Traits in Richard Wright's Native Son A Linguistic Study

Alice Walker's Womanism VS Feminism

The Intertextual Relationship between Sex and Crime in Richard Wright’s Native Son and Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird

Narrative SPace and Time in the Cinematic Adaptation of Walker’s: The Color Purple

Psychoanalytic Reading of the Traumatized Women in Walker and Morrison`s Novels

Self-Harm as Biosocial Disorder in Alice Walker's Possessing the Secret of Joy