声明
Acknowledgements
Abstract
摘要
CONTENTS
Chapter One Introduction
1.1 Toni Morrison and Her Work Beloved
1.2 Postcolonial Feminism:Theoretical Base of the Thesis
Chapter Two Literature Review
2.1 Studies on Beloved at Home and Abroad
2.1.1 Studies on Beloved at Home
2.1.2 Studies on Beloved Abroad
2.2 Structure and Significance of the Thesis
2.2.1 Structure of the Thesis
2.2.2 Significance of the Thesis
Chapter Three Criticizing Cultural Hegemony
3.1 Double Oppression on African-American Women
3.1.1 Racial Oppression
3.1.2 Gender Oppression
3.2 Invasion of Colonial and Patriarchal Ideology to African-American Women
3.2.1 Invasion of Colonial Ideology
3.2.2 Invasion of Patriarchal Ideology
Chapter Four Struggling to Establish African-American Women’s Identity
4.1 Subversion of Distorted Image and the Restoration of Right to Speak
4.1.1 Independent Protagonist—-Sethe
4.1.2 Other Black Female Characters Represented as Strong Women
4.2 Establishing Identity
4.2.1 Awareness of Self-Identity
4.2.2 Finding Lost Culture
Chapter Five Exploring a Way to Decolonization
5.1 Integrating into Society and Searching for Resonance
5.1.1 Change of Sethe’s Daughter:Denver
5.1.2 Sethe’s Family Is Accepted by the Black Community
5.2 Constructing of Subjectivity
5.2.1 Making the African-American Women to Be the Subject
5.2.2 Rebuilding the Ethnic Nationalism
Chapter Six Conclusion
References