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关键词:《女勇士》女性主义On the feminismThe Woman WarriorMaxine Hong Kingston
摘要:Kingston represents those women who are at the “double marginality”(常芳,郭海霞,2001:3) of racism and patriarchy. She is a woman and she is not a white in America. It is bound for her to suffer the racial and sex prejudice. The oriental woman is always a myth to the west, and her image is created as somehow called “little eastern woman”.
White Tigers is based on another talk-story, one about the mythical female warrior Fa Mu Lan, whose story is told through Kingston’s first-person narrative, trains to become a warrior from the time she is seven years old, then leads an army of men—even pretending to be a man herself—against the forces of a corrupt baron and emperor. After her battles are over, she returns to be a wife and mother. The story of Fa Mu Lan is contrasted sharply with Kingston’s own life in America, in which she can barely stand up to her racist bosses. Kingston realizes, however, that her weapons are her words.
Shaman focuses on Kingston’s mother, Brave Orchid, and her old life back in China. Brave Orchid was a powerful doctor, midwife, and, according to the talk-story, destroyer of ghosts back in her village. To a young Kingston, Brave Orchid’s past is as astounding as it is terrifying, and many of the images from her mother’s talk-story—Chinese babies left to die, slave girls being bought and sold, a woman stones to death by her villagers—haunt Kingston’s dreams for years to come. At the end of the chapter, Maxine visits her mother after being away for many years. The two arrive at some kind of understanding after many years of disagreement and conflict, and Brave Orchid is warm and affectionate towards her daughter for the first time in the memoir.
The title of At the Western Palace refers to another of Brave Orchid’s talk-stories, about an emperor who had four wives. It is an analogy for her sister Moon Orchid’s situation: Moon Orchid’s husband, now a successful Los Angeles doctor, had left her behind in China and remarried in America. Brave Orchid urges her sister into a disastrous confrontation with the man to demand her due as his wife. As a result, Moon Orchid, who does not speak a word of English, is left to fend for herself in America. She eventually goes crazy and dies in a California state mental asylum.
The final chapter of the memoir, A Song for a Barbarian Reed Pipe, is about Kingston herself. This section focuses mainly on her childhood and teenage years, depict her anger and frustration in trying to express herself and attempting to please an unappreciative mother. There are a number of characters whose personalities highlight many of her Kingston’s own characteristics, including a silent Chinese girl whom Kingston torments as a little girl. In a pivotal moment in the chapter, Kingston, after unsuccessfully trying to express her feelings one at a time, erupts at her mother with a torrent of complaints and criticisms. Later in her life, however, Kingston comes to appreciate her mother’s talk-stories. At the end of the chapter she even tells one herself: the story of Ts’ai Yen, a warrior poetess captured by barbarians who returns to the Chinese with songs from anoth本论文由英语论文网提供整理,提供论文代写,英语论文代写,代写论文,代写英语论文,代写留学生论文,代写英文论文,留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。