摘要
阿兰达蒂·罗伊的小说《微物之神》中呈现的最为明显的特质就是女性属下不再沉默,她有自己的欲望,这让她挣脱社会强加在她身上的种姓和性别束缚,使她从欲望的客体转换为欲望的主体。以欲望主体阿慕为切入点,借用拉康心理分析理论,探讨印度社会对女性心理和欲望的压抑,揭示罗伊作为致力于社会公平的激进分子,以性别和种姓的双重视角,让阿慕呈现其主体性,完成其欲望之旅。
In Arundhati Roy＇s The God of Small Things,silence is never a characteristic of the female subaltern,Ammu,whereas it is phenomenally obvious that she has her own voice and desire,which helps her escape socially imposed constraints of caste and gender,finally turning into a subject of desire instead of an object of desire.This article analyzes how Ammu is suppressed in the Indian context through a Lacanian reading of Ammu＇s personality and personal history.It further reveals the way Roy as an activist,by the use of both gender and caste perspectives,represents Ammu＇s subjectivity and helps her accomplish her pursuit of desire.
出处
《宁波大学学报（人文科学版）》
2013年第5期12-15,共4页
Journal of Ningbo University：Liberal Arts Edition
关键词
属下
欲望
性别
种姓
主体性
subaltern
desire
gender
caste
subjectivity
