流散的灵魂——解析V.S.奈保尔《河湾》中的他者  

Analysis of "Other" in A Bend in the River

作　　者：苏姗姗[1] 田祥斌[1] 

机构地区：[1]三峡大学外国语学院,湖北宜昌443002

出　　处：《和田师范专科学校学报》2007年第5期63-64,共2页Journal of Hotan Normal College

摘　　要：《河湾》为2001年诺贝尔文学奖得主V.S.奈保尔的代表作品,书中描述了一位名叫萨林姆的非洲人,为实现自身价值,只身来到刚独立不久的非洲国家。通过他艰辛的身体和心灵历程,展现了殖民地人民边缘化的生活和殖民地本土文化的缺失,这种缺失使他们成为流浪的灵魂,无根的人,成为映证西方文化的他者。A Bend in the River is the representative work of Naipaul,who got the Nobel Prize in 2001.In the novel,an African named Salim,in order to realize his self-value went to an African country which had achieved independence not long ago. According to his physical and spiritual experience,the marginal life of former colonial people and the loss of native culture have been revealed clearly. The colonial people had become wandering spirits,rootless men and the others who demonstrated the superiority of western culture.

关 键 词：后殖民 他者 本土 无根性 

分 类 号：G632.474[文化科学—教育学]