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Black Girls’ Consciousness Awakening in White Culture ---A Comparative Analysis of the Heroines in The Bluest Eye英文歌曲下载 and Sula 关于春节的英语手抄报 |
白人文化冲击下黑人女孩的觉醒 ——小说《最蓝的眼睛》与《秀拉》中主人公形象的对比分析 |
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摘 要
丹尼尔·笛福(1660年－1731年4月24日 )英国小说家,英国18世纪启蒙时期现实主义小说的奠基人,被后人誉为“英国小说之父”。1719年,年近60岁的笛福发表了他的第一部小说《鲁宾逊漂流记》。笛福的其他主要小说作品有1720年完成的《辛格尔顿船长》和1722年的《摩尔·弗兰德斯》。笛福还写了大量小册子与新闻报道，1722年法国马赛发生瘟疫，笛福出版以1665年伦敦大瘟疫为内容的《大疫年纪事》，迎合了当时市民的关注，颇受欢迎。白雪公主搞笑剧本从鲁滨逊在面对人生困境，鲁滨孙的所作所为，显示了一个硬汉子的坚毅性格和英雄本色，体现了资产阶级上升时期的创造精神和开拓精神。特别是鲁滨逊作为一个中产阶级的代表，体现了中产阶级对财富的渴望和冒险精神，不受宗教的束缚和对自由的渴望。虽然鲁滨逊遭遇海难漂流到荒岛上以后，不是悲叹命运对自己的不公，而是充分利用自己的头脑和双手，修建房子、种植庄稼、养殖动物、制造工具、在绝望和无助中用自己的顽强和毅力与饥饿、疾病等作斗争，最后终于胜利的获救。这正体现当时资产阶级对外殖民统治向往。
关键词: 鲁滨逊克鲁索；现实主义；启蒙思想；冒险精神；
Abstract
carenaToni Morrison (1931—) is one of the major black women writers of the twentieth century. As the first black novelist to be awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, Toni Morrison has caught more and more attention and recognition all around the world. After publication of her first novel The Bluest Eye in 1970, it attracts a large number of readers. In the following year, she published her cond novel, Sula, in 1973, and it is more successful, which earns a nomination for the National Book Award. With the improvement of black women’s status, the literary critics are apt to focus on the issue of the status of black female. Therefore, this thesis attempts to contrast and analyze the heroines—Pecola and Sula in the two novels from the similar and different perspectives to reveal black female’谷歌翻译浏览器s consciousness awakening. By analyzing from four aspects—family background, personality, friends surrounding and social impact, it comes to the conclusion that the black women who pursue personal liberation and lf-realization should not abandon the excellent tradition of Black Nationalism. Besides, it will do great help to evoke the reader’s awareness of black female’s consciousness awakening. In the meanwhile, it will
offer a new angle of studying the two novels.
Keywords: Toni Morrison; Consciousness Awakening; Silence; Revolt
Black Girls’ Consciousness Awakening in White Culture
---A Comparative Analysis of the Heroines in system是什么意思The Bluest Eye and Sula
1 Introduction
Toni Morrison is one of the most outstanding and influential contemporary African American women writers who receive the Nobel Prize in literature (1993). She is also the winner of the National Book Critic Circle Award (1977), the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (1988) and many other literary awards. As a writer, she is fully aware of her responsibility. She knows why and what she writes. For her, the African American writing has “an obligation to bear witness” and “would take her people through the pain and denial of thei
r racially haunted history to a healing zone.” (David Ron, 2000, p.32) This is clearly reflected in the novels; in particular in The Bluest Eye. Morrison shows the distorted image of blacks under the control of white culture by her own experience. As a black woman writer, Toni Morrison pays much more attention to the destiny of black women, and tries to call on the black people to boycott the invasion of white culture. She would like to regain the traditional image of the blacks—natural and pure, cure the blacks from the emotional, psychological and culture aspects, and then reconstruct the national consciousness. Her works are usually bad on the traditional history and lives of African Americans. She us her influence to encourage other writers to pay attention to the blacks’ issues and pushes African American novels to a newer and higher standard. After awarding the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993, the Swedish Academy, Danille Tailor-Guthrie praid Morrison for giving “life to an esntial aspect of American reality” in novels “characterized by visionary force and poetic import” (Tailor-Guthrie, 1994, p.6).
1.2 Literary accomplishment and features
1.2.1 A brief introduction to literary accomplishment
Toni Morrison has published 9 novels, a libretto, and a collection of critical essays. The impacts of her novels about black people living in the bottom American are not only in the America, but also around the world in literary history. Morrison’s first novel The Bluest Eye was published in 1970, and then she published her cond novel Sula in 1973. During the following years, Morrison wrote the following six novels: Song of Solomon (1977), Tar Baby (1981), Beloved (1987), Jazz (1992), Paradi (1998), Love (2003) and A Mercy (2008). She was also appointed to write the play for a new opera, Margaret Garner, first performed in 2005.
1.2.2 Features of modalher novels
