摘要
波兰作家奥尔加·托卡尔丘克的《糜骨之壤》是一部“生态犯罪小说”,在“人类中心主义”与“父权中心”主义的双重压迫下,小说中动物的生存危机也同样隐喻了社会某些弱势群体的处境。本论文从生态女性主义出发,试析丘克笔下“非人类生命”与“无用者”们面临的困境与不公,并结合诸类“生态隐喻”探讨丘克赋予此部作品的独特魔幻寓言色彩,由此探寻奥尔加·托卡尔丘克对人与自然、动物关系的尖锐思考,且明确托卡尔丘克倾注在本书中的“生命共同体”意识。
Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk’s "Drive Your Plow over the Bones of the Dead" is an "ecological crime novel", in which the survival crisis of animals is also a metaphor for the situation of certain vulnerable groups in society under the double oppression of "anthropocentrism" and "patriarchalism". The survival crisis of the animals in the novel is also a metaphor for the situation of certain vulnerable groups in society. From the perspective of ecofeminism, this thesis tries to analyze the plight and injustice faced by the "non-human beings" and "useless" in Church’s novel, and discusses the unique magic that Church has given to this work by combining various "eco-metaphors". The thesis explores the unique magical allegory that Chouk gives to this work, thus exploring Olga Tokarczuk’s poignant thoughts on the relationship between humans and nature and animals, and clarifying the sense of "community of life" that Tokarczuk pours into this book.
作者
徐杨
宫雪
XV Yang;GONG Xue
出处
《吉林省教育学院学报》
2022年第3期179-182,共4页
Journal of Jilin Provincial Institute of Education
