“冷山”上的异化与回归——生态女性主义视角下《冷山》中女性主体身份批判性建构研究被引量：2

Alienation and Return in Cold Mountain—An Analysis of the Critical Construction of Female Subjectivity in Cold Mountain from the Perspective of Eco-feminism

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摘要美国作家查尔斯·弗雷泽所著《冷山》以逃兵英曼的返乡经历为明线,描述美国南北战争时期兵寇封锁杀伐下艰难的归乡之路。同时,艾达与鲁比的姐妹情谊互助以及生态女性成长作为潜行于文的暗线,更为深刻地阐述了人与土地之间的复杂情感与关系。用生态女性主义理论对小说中两名女性成长过程中的主体身份批判性建构进行解读,探索困囿于顺从和驱离状态的女性如何在与自然以及他人的主体间性互动中实现自身的成长。 Written by the American novelist Charles Fraizer, Cold Mountain describes an arduous home-coming journey during the blockages and atrocities of the Civil War through the experiences of a deserter named Inman. At the same time, the sisterhood between Ada and Ruby as well as their eco-feminism growth spotlights a more pro-found subject-the complicated relationship between human beings and the soil. From the perspective of eco-femi-nism, this paper analyzes the critical construction of subjectivity with the growth of the two female characters, and explores how the women who are trapped in obedience and solitude pursue the reconstruction of their subjectivity through interactions with nature as well as with other people.

作者周弘毅付小兰高楷娟

机构地区空军工程大学理学院

出处《西安文理学院学报（社会科学版）》 2015年第3期10-13,共4页 Journal of Xi’an University(Social Sciences Edition)

关键词《冷山》南北战争生态女性主义主体身份批判性建构 Cold Mountain the Civil War eco-feminism construction of subjectivity

分类号 I712.074 [文学—其他各国文学]

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