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　　2011年普利策奖得主该故事发生在芝加哥的知名Clyborne公园，该剧由两个部分组成。从卖家里的白人家庭的角度，使故事情节的展开，它的第一个行为折射洛林Hansberry的名剧，在阳光下的葡萄干。不想透露中央潜流的情节之一，选择的家庭（包括拉斯和BEV），这主要是因为家庭悲剧的结果改变了他们的关系。https://www.51lunwen.org/ukthesis/
   The 2011 Pulitzer Prize winner the play Clybourne Park what Taking place in Chicago’s well known Clyborne Park, the play consists of two acts, separated by 50 years of neighborhood change. Its first act refracts Lorraine Hansberry’s famous play, A Raisin in the Sun so that the story unfolds from the perspective of the white family selling the home. Not wanting to reveal one of the central undercurrents of the plot, the family (consisting of Russ and Bev) has chosen to move largely as result of a family tragedy that altered their relationship to the surrounding community. Indeed, the term community itself morphs into a term of derision when uttered by family patriarch Russ toward his intrusive neighbors who fear the sale of the home to a working class black family will ultimately result in neighborhood decline. The play’s first half exhibits equal parts mourning, racism, classicism, and anger. Needless to say, Russ cares little for the future of neither the neighborhood nor those residing in it. Though it starts slowly and at times seems cryptic, the first act moves swiftly, setting up the play’s second act well. The first act consists of six characters including Black housekeeper Francine and her dutiful husband Albert along with local minister Jim and neighborhood couple Karl Linder and wife Betsy.
在21世纪的发展很少想起了许多经济和种族鬼高档化。对于城市的居民们的所有派别，关于高档化像一个典型的过顶情节一样，流血和牺牲。这个过程中存在的问题和提出的问题仍然是复杂和矛盾的。
　　Few developments in the 21st century conjure up as many economic and racial ghosts as gentrification. For urban denizens of all persuasions, debates regarding gentrification unold like a typical over the top episode of HBO’s True Blood, complete with bloodletting and sacrifice. The problems and issues raised by this process remain complex and contradictory. While race certainly continues to be a factor, reducing the issue to black vs. white oversimplifies what has become a truly mind bending dialogue. For example, in Chicago, as public housing projects were razed, resentments toward whites moving into new “affordable” housing provided only one source of tension. Working class Blacks in historically African American Bronzeville and elsewhere viewed the influx of upper middle class Blacks (derisively described as Buppies by some local residents) with an equally wary eye.
　　Moreover, the influx of Mexican immigrants to Chicago and South Asian and
East Asian counterparts in Queens and Brooklyn has complicated the usual black white binary. As T of M has noted continuously, authors like Saskia Sassen and Mike Davis argue that these immigrant communities in their own way bring with them a low level gentrification that may or may not threaten long established working class communities.
Chapter one an Overview of Author and His Drama Clybourne Park
1.1 The author's life and works
　　　Originally from Houston, Texas, the author Bruce Norris earned a degree in theatre from Chicago’s Northwestern University and went on to a career as an actor and playwright, basing himself in Chicago for around 18 years. In 1997 he moved to Brooklyn, New York, where he currently resides. As an actor he has performed on stages across the United States and his film appearances include A Civil Action, The Sixth Sense and All Good Things. His drama Clybo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。