摘要
莫里森早期三部小说的研究,大多从宏观的女性主义视角或回归黑人文化的角度出发谈及女性的主体建构,鲜有对作品中微观的女性的身体政治意识与主体建构关系的探讨,对三部作品的整体性剖析更是空缺。本文拟以作品中凸现的身体政治意识为切入点,通过分别聚焦三部小说里的重要女性对各自身体的政治性解读,阐述黑人女性如何在强势白人文化的压迫下、在黑人种族内部男性至上主义的误区里迷失主体,如何在反抗和内省中找寻主体、在死亡的涅槃中重建女性主体。
Existing studies on the early three novels of Morrison talked much about the construction of female subjectivity from the macro perspective of feminist criticism or of the entire black culture. Yet, scarce is criticism on the relationship between women's consciousness of body politics and the construction of female subjectivity and an integral analysis of the three novels remains absent. Focusing on the political analysis of the bodies of Pecola, Sula and Pilate respectively, this paper addresses how those black women's sense of self is lost under the oppression of white dominance and male chauvinism, and how they struggle to reconstruct their subjectivity through introspection and resurrection.
出处
《当代外国文学》
CSSCI
北大核心
2009年第2期45-52,共8页
Contemporary Foreign Literature