封面
声明
中文摘要
英文摘要
目录
Chapter One Rushdie and His Magic Trilogy
1.1 Brief Introduction to Salman Rushdie
1.2 Brief Introduction to The Magic Trilogy
1.3 Literature Review on Rushdie and The Magic Trilogy
Chapter Two Magic Realism
2.1 The Origin and Development of Magic Realism
2.2 The Definition and Characteristics of Magic Realism
Chapter Three Demonstrations of Magic Realism in Magic Trilogy
3.1 Non-linear Narrative of Time and Space
3.1.1 The Speeding up Time
3.1.2 The Slowing Down Time
3.1.3 The Looping Structure of Time
3.1.4 The Crossing Spaces
3.2 Magic Characters and Plots
3.2.1 Characters with Super Power
3.2.2 Characters with Metamorphosed Body
3.2.3 Magic Plots
3.3 Adapting Classic Allusions
3. 3.1 Adapting Myths and Legends
3.3.2 Adapting Fairy Tales
3.3.3 Adapting Religious Allusions
3.4 Blending Reality and Fiction
3.4.1 Blending Historical Events
3.4.2 Blending Historical Figures
Chapter Four Reality and Reason Hidden Behind the Guise of Magic
4.1 Midnight’s Children—Multivariate Democracy
4.1.1 Symbolizing Democratic Dreams:The Magic Life of Saleem
4.1.2 Practicing Multivariate Democracy: The Conference of Midnight Children
4.1.3 Satirizing Despotic Regime:The Demonization of Ms. Gandhi
4.2 Shame—Female Independence
4.2.1 Prejudiced Persecution:The Distorted Arjumand
4.2.2 Wordless Accusation:The Shawls of Rani
4.2.3 Violent Judgment:The Metamorphosed Sufiya
4.3 The Satanic Verse—Cultural Return
4.3.1 The Dilemma of Immigrants:Gibreel’s Reincarnation
4.3.2 The Location of Weak Culture:Saladin’s Way Home
Conclusion
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