国族·革命·伦理——论抗战小说叙事中的女性身体

Nation,Revolution and Ethic:Female Body in the Narrative of Anti-Japanese War Novels

女性身体是抗战题材小说叙事中的重要现象,直接参与了知识分子对个体与国族/革命之间关系的历史想象。在这一由国族、革命、伦理话语交叉作用的复杂场域里,男性作家与女性作家对女性身体表现出不同的价值取向与感情倾向,女性意识对主流意识形态的介入不仅打破了男性文本的思维惯性,还有助于构建战争中极具女性本真经验的性别世界。

Female body is an important phenomenon in the narrative of Anti-Japanese War novels,which directly participates in the historical imagination of intellectuals about the relationship between the individual and the nation/revolution.In this complex field of national,revolutionary and ethical discourse,male writers and female writers show different values and emotional tendencies towards female bodies,and the involvement of female consciousness in mainstream ideology not only breaks the mental inertia of male text,but also helps to build a gender world with female experience in the war.