從女性主義角度解讀《寵兒》英語(yǔ)論文開(kāi)題報(bào)告

1、從女性主義角度解讀《寵兒》英語(yǔ)論文開(kāi)題報(bào)告選題意義：Toni Morrison, winner of the Nobel Prize for literature, is a towering figure in the contemporary American and African-American letters and has drawn a lot of attention from the mainstream criti

2、cs at home and abroad. Her fifth novel, Beloved, which won her the Pulizer Prize in 1988, is considered by many critics great interests and it has been regarded as a milestone in American literary history. Toni Morrison

3、 focus on black history and black women, writing black women in white-led and male domination of the social environment in search of the difficult process of self. Beloved is the masterpiece of slavery, describing the me

4、ntality of the three generation of black women. Morrison heroes of numerous fragmented and dispersed memory to wear a period of misery and heavy historical performance of black women trying to find self-identity of the d

5、ifficult journey. Novel, Morrison described black women trying to find the road to get rid of the suffering of self-salvation, thinking about how black women to find the right life of self-worth, summed up the edge of cr

6、isis for black women a humane, rational, democracy, freedom and spirit of the Enlightenment. 文獻(xiàn)綜述：The Black Feminism Crisis of Beloved: By selecting the true material of bloody salve story, the real intention of Morrison

7、 s writing is not to frighten the readers, but to confront, reconstruct, and recover the past traumatic events and find a way out. Morrison has the strong ethnic consciousness. She strives for the improvement of African-

8、American material life and social status. Meanwhile she has her eyes on her people s future. In doing so, Morrison wants to prove that the Blacks are a people full of hopes. Since the future is inextricably tied to the p

9、ast, she hopes that black people could combine the present with the past to rethink about the origin of today s misery and find out something that enlightens their present and future. The way out suggested by Morrison is

10、 not only instrumental to the survival of African-Americans in a white-dominated culture, but may provide some hints to the survival of other marginalized. Morrison s focus is not only her black people and she has a huge

11、 horizon for the whole human beings. The novel Beloved is not only serving for her black people, but also belongs to all the races. Therefore, the effect and value of the novel is far-reaching.二、研究的主要內(nèi)容（研究問(wèn)題） 、預(yù)期目標(biāo)（工作假設(shè)）

12、以及可能遇到的困難主要內(nèi)容：3.1 Introduction of Feminism 3.2 The Development of Feminism 3.3 The Core of Feminism 4. Textual analysis4.1 Black Women s Struggle: Anti-sexism and Anti-racism 4.1.1 Sexual discrimination 4.1.2 Racial oppr

13、ession from White Racists 4.1.3 The awakening of Feminine Consciousness 5.Conclusion五、初期參考文獻(xiàn)（ 10，必須包括 book 及 article）[1].- What Is the Best Work of American Fiction of the Last 25 Years? [N]. The New York Times, May 21,

14、2006[2] Angelo, Bonnie. The Pain of Being Black. [EB/OL].http:www.time.com/community/pulizerinterview.html, May 22, 1989 [3] Fitzgerald, Jennifer. Selfhood and Community: Psychoanalysis and Discourse in Beloved[M]. Londo

15、n: Macmillan. 1998, 110-127[4]Morrison, Tony. Beloved[M]. Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 2000[5]Willis, Susan. Black Women Writers: Taking a Critical Perspective[A]. Making a Difference: Feminist