被压抑的“女体”与男权话语的狂欢——《尘埃落定》中的女性形象简析

Revelry of the Repressed "Female Body"and the Male Discourse——Analysis of the Female Images in "The Dust Settled"

藏族作家阿来的长篇小说《尘埃落定》中的女性形象,被打上深深的"男性"眼光的烙印。从主体性的丧失与配角地位、欲望化叙事与文本"骚扰"、符码化的"女体"与男权政治三个层面,分析《尘埃落定》的男权主义话语,正是这种话语的"沉醉"导致了一个个鲜活的"西藏女儿"的真实面目被遮蔽。

The female images in the Tibetan writer A Lai＇s novel ＂The Dust Settled＂ are deeply marked with ＂male＂ views.This paper analyzed the male discourse in this novel from three aspects from the loss of subjectivity and the supporting roles,the desire-oriented narrative and the ＂harassment＂ context,and the encoded ＂female body＂ and the male political discourse.And it is the addiction to such a male discourse that leads to the defilade of true faces of the ＂Tibetan daughters＂.