Alternative title: 绿色书写和话语重塑 - 后殖民生态视域下的当代澳大利亚土著文学
Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 Green Writing and Reshaping of Discourse : A Postcolonial Ecocritical Reading of Contemporary Australian Aboriginal Literature
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This paper studies the conspiracy of colonial expansion and ecological deconstruction as represented in two Australian aboriginal novels,That Deadman Dance and Carpentaria.Both novels explore human-nonhuman relationships,investigating how environmental issues are interrelated with Indigenous cultural attachment to the land and how European epistemologies clash with Indigenous philosophies of land and nature to the effect of fracturing the local ecosystem drastically.

' 随着澳大利亚民族和解运动的蓬勃兴起,和解小说于21世纪初悄然出现。它们大多基于真实历史事件,旨在修正殖民历史、呼吁种族和解、重塑民族新形象。但是围绕这一类小说的文学批评显示,和解小说因其话题、作者、立场和读者群各有不同,反映了复杂矛盾的民族心理以及激烈的话语纷争。以《神秘的河流》和《卡彭塔尼亚湾》两部小说为例,本文重点分析和解小说引发的热点问题,解读小说批评背后的政治话语和权力意识,同时揭示新时期澳大利亚文学研究的新动向'

Source: CAOD.

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