摘要
This paper analyses the central female character Fleur in Erdrich's novel Tracks.It discusses her mysterious power and abilities to save her family and land,challenging the White mainstream culture on the reservation.Unlike Pauline goes to extremes and converts herself into a Catholic believer,Fleur holds fast to the old Chippewa way and acts by her own will both as a powerful Chippewa woman,Indian traditionals defender and a great mother.
This paper analyses the central female character Fleur in Erdrich's novel Tracks.It discusses her mysterious power and abilities to save her family and land,challenging the White mainstream culture on the reservation.Unlike Pauline goes to extremes and converts herself into a Catholic believer,Fleur holds fast to the old Chippewa way and acts by her own will both as a powerful Chippewa woman,Indian traditionals defender and a great mother.
出处
《海外英语》
2013年第3X期216-217,共2页
Overseas English
