封面
声明
中文摘要
英文摘要
目录
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 John Steinbeck and Of Mice and Men
1.2Literature Review
1.3 New Historicism
Chapter 2 Historicity of Of Mice and Men
2.1 The Identification of the Events in the Novel with the Reality in History
2.1.1 Autobiographical Elements
2.1.2References to Social Events of the Great Depression
2.2 Typical Figures in Reality
2.2.1Curley and Curley’s Father—Representatives of the Bourgeois
2.2.2George Milton and Lennie Small—Representatives of the Proletariat
2.2.3 Curley’s Wife—Representation of Female Image
2.2.4 Crooks—Representative of the Black
Chapter 3 Textuality of Of Mice and Men
3.1 Steinbeck’ Strategies for Constructing Literary History
3.1.1 Dramatic Features of the Novel to Indicate the Fictionality
3.1.2Overuse of Vulgar Language to Demonstrate the Subjectivity
3.2 Intertextuality with Other Literary Texts
3.2.1 Intertextuality with“To a Mouse”
3.2.2 Intertextuality with Bible
Chapter 4 Subversion and Containment in Of Mice and Men
4.1 Subversion of Dominant Ideology
4.1.1 De-silencing Low-class laborers
4.1.2 De-silencing Women
4.1.3De-silencing Black People
4.2 Containment of Dominant Ideology
4.2.1 Containment of the Bourgeois
4.2.2Containment of Patriarchal Sense
4.2.3Containment of White Race
Chapter 5 Conclusion
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