黑人能说话吗?——《鲁道夫·瑞德之歌》的后殖民主义解读

Can the Black People Speak:A Postcolonial Interpretation of Brooks's The Ballad of Rudolph Reed

格温多琳·布鲁克斯诗歌《鲁道夫·瑞德之歌》充分展示了在后殖民主义语境中美国白人对黑人的他者化、隔离和压制,同时又揭示了黑人为摆脱他者地位,在以白人为主导的社会中为自己的权利而战所做出的努力与牺牲。

By employing post-colonial theories to interpret Brooks＇s The Ballad of Rudolph Reed,the paper illustrates that the black is segregated and repressed in the white-dominated context.They are treated as others.In order to improve their condition they have to fight for their right.