Cosey Hotel and Resort

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Cosey Hotel and Resort is the once-prestigious, Black-owned seaside vacation destination at the center of Toni Morrison’s novel "Love," symbolizing legacy, desire, and the complexities of community history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional hotel
fictional location
seaside resort
setting in a novel
appearsInWork Love NERFINISHED
the novel "Love" NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme Black wealth and prestige
community fragmentation
desire and sexuality
female rivalry
inheritance
memory
nostalgia
patriarchy
authorOfWorkContext Toni Morrison NERFINISHED
centralTo conflicts among the women in "Love"
plot of "Love"
countryOfWorkContext United States NERFINISHED
createdBy Toni Morrison NERFINISHED
declinesInStatus after Bill Cosey’s death
hasCulturalSignificanceInFiction representation of Black-owned leisure spaces in the Jim Crow and post–Jim Crow eras
hasLocationType seaside
hasOwnerEthnicity Black
hasReputation once-prestigious
languageOfWorkContext English
linkedToCharacter Bill Cosey NERFINISHED
Christine NERFINISHED
Heed
Junior
L
May NERFINISHED
medium literature
narrativeFunction anchor for multiple timelines in "Love"
site of contested inheritance
site where characters’ memories conflict
ownedBy Bill Cosey NERFINISHED
the Cosey family NERFINISHED
relatedWorkPublicationYear 2003
servesAs social hub for a Black coastal community
symbolizes community history
desire
legacy
the complexities of community history
timePeriodOfProminence mid-20th century

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Bill Cosey associatedWith Cosey Hotel and Resort