后殖民女性主義視角下喜福會(huì)中華裔女性的創(chuàng)傷研究

1、 編 號： 碩士學(xué)位論文 碩士學(xué)位論文 題 目： A Study of Chinese American Women’s Trauma in The Joy Luck Club from Postcolonial Feminist Perspective 后殖民女性主義視角下《喜福會(huì)》中華裔女性的創(chuàng)傷研究 培 養(yǎng) 單 位： 外國語學(xué)院 專 業(yè) 名 稱： 英語語言文學(xué) 指 導(dǎo) 教 師： 王建會(huì) 研 究

2、 生： 張瀟勻 完 成 時(shí) 間： 2014 年 3 月 沈陽師范大學(xué)研究生處制 類 別 全日制研究生 √ 教育碩士 同等學(xué)力 i ABSTRACT Amy Tan, who has made great contributions to Chinese American literature, is one of the most remarkable Chinese American women writers in con

3、temporary American literary world. After the publication of her masterpiece The Joy Luck Club, she has drawn a lot of attention from both scholars and common readers. In a way, it is the popularity of the novel that pave

4、s the way for her success. Based on her personal experience of marginalized woman, Amy Tan tells readers a touching story involving four pairs of daughters and mothers with sincere emotions and superb writing skill in th

5、e novel. Currently, the research about The Joy Luck Club mainly focuses on “mother-daughter relation”, “cultural conflict”, and “feminism”. Relatively, few research on the “trauma theme” has been carried on so far. Hence

6、, based on the previous research achievements, this thesis tries to explore the trauma of Chinese American women in the novel from the perspective of postcolonial feminism. According to postcolonial feminism, women from

7、the third world have long been oppressed doubly. On the one hand, they have to endure the torment of racial discrimination. On the other hand, they suffer from sexual discrimination. To some extent, they are constructed

8、to be “double-marginalized other”. The loss of self is the origin of their trauma and aphasia is the symptom of their trauma. In order to work through the trauma, they have to reconstruct their own cultural identity. Thi