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摘要：本文是一篇英语论文格式，本文通过对基于创伤理论的文学文本《三日路》和《绿草》、《流水》的分析，探讨了这两部小说的身体、心理和文化创伤，并探讨了这些创伤是如何形成和影响加拿大原住民生活的。这两部小说不仅描绘了原住民从创伤中的康复之旅，还描绘了他们与加拿大主流社会压迫的共同斗争，以及他们重建文化身份的努力。

2012,Wang Xin stated in the paper“Studies onTrauma Psychology and Memory in Literature”that traumatic memory is“different from ordinary memory”;while it is“a special way of cultural memory”(145-150).

Chapter Three TRAUMATIC SUFFERINGS OF ABORIGINAL PEOPLES INTHE TWO NOVELS............18

3.1 Sufferings in Residential Schools.................18

3.1.1 Painful past of characters in Three-Day Road.......................19

3.1.2 Traumatic effect from assimilation policy on Aboriginal peoples......20

Chapter Four HEALING APPROACHES TO TRAUMATIC SUFFERINGS INTHE TWO NOVELS...............46

4.1 Breaking Silence and Reconciling with the Past.......................46

4.1.1 Releasing painful feelings in Three-Day Road......................47

4.1.2 Reconciling with painful past in Green Grass,Running Water...........49

Chapter Five REVIVING OF ABORIGINAL CULTURE IN HEALINGS IN THETWO NOVELS.........................59

5.1 Representing of Aboriginal Oral Myths in Different Narrative Techniques...59

5.2 Subverting Cultural and Political Hegemony.........................62

5.3 Reaching Harmony and Reconciliation among Peoples and Countries..........64

Chapter FiveREVIVING OF ABORIGINAL CULTURE IN HEALINGS IN THE TWO NOVELS

5.1 Representing of Aboriginal Oral Myths in Different Narrative Techniques

Culture is the inexhaustible spiritual power,solid foundation,and fundamentalguarantee of Aboriginal peoples.The myths of Aboriginal peoples are one of thecultures they revere.Oral myths are practices in Aboriginal culture that“sustainscommunities and validates the experiences and epistemologies of Indigenous peoples”(Judy,“Indigenous Storytelling as Research”1).The two novels recreate the culture ofAboriginal peoples with distinct narrative approaches,combining Aboriginal myths andreality,and showing the importance of myths and storytelling to the survival ofAboriginal peoples.

Boyden employs flashbacks and dialogues in his storytelling,while King presentshis storytelling in magical realism form and narration interposed.In Three-Day Road,Boyden represents the Aboriginal story and tradition of“windigo”and“wemistikoshiw”as a way of witnessing and remembering the history of Aboriginalpeoples.In his depiction,he allows engagement with ideas of the past to support thetransformation of the characters(Judy,“Indigenous Storytelling as Research”17).BothNiska and her nephew Xavier were“windigo”killers in their family.Their special status in a way was the driving force and spiritual support for their survival.Byexamining flashbacks and dialogues of the characters,Boyden reconstructs Aboriginalmyths and cultures.

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Chapter SixCONCLUSION

By virtue of analyzing literary texts Three-Day Road and Green Grass,RunningWater based on trauma theory,the thesis has explored the physical,psychological andcultural traumatic sufferings of the two novels and probed into how these aspects oftraumas have formed and influenced the life of Canadian Aboriginal peoples.The twonovels depict not only Aboriginal peoples’healing journeys from traumas but also theirjoint struggle agains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。