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1、浅议紫色中黑人女性的觉醒与抗争*学院毕业论文（设计） 系 部 外语系 年 级 2008级 专 业 英 语 班 级 本科一班 学生姓名 * 学 号 08171010106 指导老师 * （讲师）Black Womens Awakening and Resistance in The Color PurpleBy *Submitted to the Department of Foreign Languages of Shandong University of Political Science and Law in Partial Fulfillment to the Requirements
2、 for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in EnglishUnder the Supervision of Professor *February, 2012山东政法学院外语系2012届本科毕业论文浅议紫色中的黑人女性的觉醒与抗争摘要：艾丽斯沃克是美国文学史上最著名的黑人女作家之一。她的代表作品紫色发表于1982年，一经出版便引起了评论界轰动，并获得普利策文学奖和美国国家图书奖。艾丽斯沃克深受女姓主义影响，并把争取种族平等、女性解放作为其毕生的事业，她的这种女姓主义思想在小说紫色中得以体现。小说紫色深刻分析了黑人女性所遭受的来自种族主义和性别主义的双重压迫，揭
3、示了阻碍黑人女性觉醒与获得解放的因素，呼唤黑人女性自我意识的觉醒，把争取女性平等的斗争扩大到黑人群体中。小说揭露了黑人男性和白人对黑人女性的歧视和压迫，并展现了黑人女性团结一致摆脱压迫，重建黑人男性和女性之间的和谐关系。本文旨在阐述紫色中黑人女性的觉醒与抗争以及她们觉醒抗争的原因。全文共分为四章。第一章为引言，主要介绍艾丽斯沃克的生平和她最著名的小说紫色；第二章主要阐述黑人女性所遭受的双重压迫黑人男性的性别歧视和压迫以及白人的种族歧视和压迫；第三章分为两部分介绍紫色中黑人女性的觉醒与解放：第一部分阐述促使黑人女性觉醒与抗争的原因，第二部分强调黑人女性从逆来顺受到觉醒抗争的转变过程，黑人女性团结
4、一致摆脱压迫，获得独立，重新构建了男女之间的和谐关系；第四章是结论，对全文进行总结并重申重要观点。关键词：艾丽斯沃克，紫色，黑人女性，觉醒，抗争Black Womens Awakening and Resistance in The Color PurpleAbstract: Alice Walker is one of the most outstanding black women writers in American Literature. The Color Purple, published in 1982, is considered as her representative
5、work. The novel has aroused great reverberation since its publication and also makes Alice Walker win the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award. Greatly influenced by feminism, Alice Walker regarded achieving racial equality and women liberation as her life career, which was greatly reflected i
6、n the novel The Color Purple. The novel deeply analyzed the double oppression of black women, which were racism and sexism and revealed the barriers of black women awakening and liberation. It encouraged black women to wake up and fight for selfhood. It expanded the struggle for the black womens equ
7、al rights. The novel exposed the black men and the white peoples oppression and discrimination to black women. This thesis will analyze how the black women characters in The Color Purple seek self-identity under the two oppressions from and the reason of their awakening. The specific contents will b
8、e divided into four chapters. Chapter one is the introduction part, which introduces the basic information about Alice Walker and her most famous novel The Color Purple. Chapter two focuses on the double oppression that the black women suffer, which are the sexual discrimination and oppression from
9、the black men and the racial discrimination and oppression from the white people. Chapter three emphasizes the awakening and liberation of black women from two different aspects. The first aspect analyzes the factors which contribute to the awakening and resistance of the black women in The Color Pu
10、rple; the second part introduces black womens transformation from submission to rebellion. Chapter four is the conclusion part which delivers a summary and restates the theme of this thesis.Key Words: Alice Walker, The Color Purple, black women, awakening, resistanceContent摘要i关键词iAbstractiiKey Words
11、iiChapter One Introduction11.1 Basic Information about Alice Walker11.2 About The Color Purple1Chapter Two Black Womens Double oppression32.1 Black Womens Sexual Oppression from the Black Men32.2 Black Womens Racial Oppression from the White People4Chapter Three Black Womens Awakening and Resistance
12、73.1 Black Womens Awakening73.2 Black Womens Resistance9Chapter Four Conclusion11Bibliography1211Black Womens Awakening and Resistance in The Color PurpleChapter One Introduction1.1 Basic Information about Alice Walker Alice Walker (1944- ) is one of the most influential African-American black women
13、 writers in American literature. She was born on February 9, 1944 and was the eighth and the last child of a sharecropper family in a small rural town in Eatonton, Georgia. When she was eight, her brother accidently shot her in the eye and then she became blind in her right eye, which also made her
14、bore an ugly scar. Thinking herself to be ugly, she became depressed, solitary and just hid herself in a room all the time. However, this period provided her with a good chance to read a lot of books, which played a very important role in her later writing career. She attended Spellman college from
15、1961 to 1963 and then transferred to Sarah Lawrence college, earned a B.A in 1965. During her college life, she was very interested in the U.S Civil Rights Movement and continued the activism after graduation, which influenced her writing of her novels. Another movement that deeply affected her was the Womens Liberation Movement, which made Alice Walker realized the necessity of feminism and the necessity for black women to rebel and win fre
