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    This paper aims to examine problems of Afro-American household in Toni Morrison’s works, especially Song of Solomon. It tells us about the depression and conflict of Afro-American which is stemmed from maternal absence. Maternal absence is caused by the moral insensibility of mothers to their children, and quite detrimental to the latter’s moral and psychological growth. I will debate the main characters, Guitar and Milkman in Song of Solomon in terms of object relations theory. Cholly, Guitar and Milkman are the victims of maternal absence, suffering from mental disorder and antisocial tendency. They fall into a vicious cycle of reproducing affection disorder in their families, for they translate their own maternal absence into hatred and rage. Through her works, Morrison delineated the past, present, and future of Afro-American children who are ignored by their own family members, especially by their mothers and society. This paper reaches a conclusion on the ground of object relation theory which Morrison presented the appropriate mother and child relation as the best solution for moral and psychological issues damaging Afro-American families.

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      UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2016-840-001252569