Lines of Flight

The present book aims to provide a Deleuze-Guattarian analysis of power relationships, human captivity and experiential writing in two of Toni Morrison-s most acclaimed novels. The sole purpose of this study is to explore the ways in which literature, as a form of artistic production, can be liberating. We will see how moments of encounter and elements of exposure give rise to dynamic configurations of becoming and emancipatory lines of flight.

Naeem Nedaee is a literary scholar with a Master of Arts focused in English literature from the University of Tehran. Nedaee is interested in poststructuralist theories and cultural studies across a variety of Western literatures and cinemas.