摘要
二战时期的犹太种族灭绝大屠杀是人类集体记忆的一场噩梦,20世纪下半叶的"大屠杀叙事"始终在"拒绝言说"和"过度言说"之间徘徊。世纪之交的美国文化中引起批评家广泛关注的一个奇特现象是犹太大屠杀的美国化,本文将从这一现象的语境分析入手,尝试揭示"大屠杀后叙事"与美国后现代身份政治之间的内在关联。
The Holocaust has remained a nightmare in humankind's collective memory,and the representation of the Holocaust has vibrated between the two extremes of inhibition and indulgence.The American culture at the turn of the century is marked with a peculiar phenomenon of 'the Americanization of the Holocaust',which has widely claimed critical attention.This essay aims to contextualize this cultural phenomenon so as to tentatively reveal the inner connections between post-Holocaust narratives and postmodern American identity politics.
出处
《外国文学》
CSSCI
北大核心
2009年第1期96-103,共8页
Foreign Literature