美国黑人女性文学中的姐妹情谊探析

发布时间：2018-05-17 14:10

本文选题：美国黑人女性文学 + 姐妹情谊　；参考：《南昌大学》2013年硕士论文

【摘要】：姐妹情谊作为妇女解放运动必不可少的力量源泉和黑人女性主义批评的重要组成部分,它把分散的个人力量汇聚成群体的力量对美国黑人妇女地位的争取和话语的言说都具有重要意义,是广大处于边缘之边缘的美国黑人妇女谋取生存求得发展的保证。本论文以美国黑人女性文学中姐妹情谊的建构作为批评审视的对象,探讨姐妹情谊这一术语怎么从妇女解放运动中的一个政治口号发展成女性主义批评中的一个理论术语又如何被黑人女性主义及批评发展性运用,最后以美国黑人女性文学不同发展时期三位女性作家佐拉·尼尔·赫斯顿、艾丽丝·沃克、托妮·莫里森代表作品中对姐妹情谊的建构为例探讨这一术语如何进入美国黑人女性文学的创作中,探析姐妹情谊这一术语在这种发展中是如何表现出来的,力图揭示姐妹情谊在美国黑人女性文学中建构的意义。
[Abstract]:Sisterhood is an essential source of strength for the women's liberation movement and an important component of black feminist criticism, It is of great significance to the struggle for the status of black women in the United States and the utterance of words, and is the guarantee for the survival and development of the vast number of black women on the margins of the United States. This thesis takes the construction of sisterhood in American black women's literature as the object of criticism. How the term sisterhood developed from a political slogan in the women's liberation movement to a theoretical term in feminist criticism, and how it was applied by black feminism and critical development. Finally, three female writers, Zola Neill Heston, Alice Walker, are used in different periods of the development of black American female literature. Toni Morrison, on behalf of the construction of sisterhood in her works, explores how this term enters into the creation of black American women's literature, and how the term sisterhood manifests itself in this development. This paper tries to reveal the significance of the construction of sisterhood in American black women's literature.
【学位授予单位】：南昌大学
【学位级别】：硕士
【学位授予年份】：2013
【分类号】：I712.06

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