Selfhood Impact on Ideology Power and Convention Praxis in Toni Morrisons Novel "Sula"

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Exploring ideological and conventional conflicts, this essay analyzes the character of Sula and her tumultuous relationship with her community in Toni Morrison's acclaimed novel. It highlights the societal tendency to ostracize those who defy traditional norms, using Sula as a case study for the complexities of identity and belonging. The discussion delves into the ontological questions surrounding self-concept and the sacrifices made by Sula to maintain her individuality against societal pressures, ultimately revealing the profound costs of her choices.