声明
Acknowledgments
摘要
Abstract
Contents
Introduction
1.The Critical Responses to J.M.Coetzee
2.The Issue of Silence as a Research Focus
3.Theoretical Foundations
4.The Arguments and Layout of this Dissertation
Chapter Ⅰ Silent Blacks and Castrated Discourse Power:Foe
1.Oppressed Africans as the Silent Other
2.Failure of Western Language to Reveal the Truth of Silence
3.Silence as a Refusal to Colonialism
4.Silent Cry far Justice
Chapter Ⅱ Afrikaners’ Silence and Racial Retrography:Disgrace
1.Afrikanners as the Silent Other
2.Reversed Identity of the Silent Other
3.The Silence of Afrikaners as a Compromise
4.Reconciliation as a Salvation for the Silent
Chapter Ⅲ Women’s Silence and Gender Oppression:In the Heart of Country
1.Marginalized Women as the Silent Other
2.The Representation of the Body against the Silent Voice
3.The Muffled Voice as a Way of Fighting Back
4.Silent Appeal for Equality
Chapter Ⅳ \Diasporic Intellectuals’ Aphasia and Existential Dilemma:Youth
1.Diasporic Intellectuals as the Silent Other
2.The Existential Dilemma of the Silent Intellectuals
3.Silence as a Strategy of Subversion
4.A Silent Quest for Mutual Respect
Chapter Ⅴ Congenital Silencer and Ethical Reason:The Lives of Animals
1.The Silent Animals as the Oppressed Other
2.Reflections on Western Disregard for Animal Silence
3.Silence as a Way of Deconstructing Human-centrism
4.Silent Appeal for Animal/Human Symbiosis
Conclusion
Bibliography
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