澳大利亚小说中民族身份研究——以《奥斯卡和露辛达》和《我的位置》为例  

S tudy on Ethnic Identity in Australian Novels——Oscar and Lucinda and My Place as Examples

作　　者：花娟 HUA Juan(Foreign Language School,Anhui University of Architecture,Hefei,Anhui 230601,China)

机构地区：[1]安徽建筑大学外国语学院,安徽合肥230601

出　　处：《科技视界》2018年第17期177-178,共2页Science & Technology Vision

基　　金：2016年安徽建筑大学青年专项经费资助(2016XQZ02)

摘　　要：澳大利亚的民族身份是关系到澳大利亚定位与发展的重要议题。自多元文化政策推行以来,澳大利亚的小说家便大胆地走上了民族身份的"寻根"之旅。通过比较白人作家彼得·凯里的代表作《奥斯卡和露辛达》和土著作家萨利·摩根的代表作《我的位置》中的共同言说,可以看出白澳政策的虚伪与局限,而在多元文化基础上构建一个白澳民族和土著民族和解的澳大利亚才是白人和土著们共同的心声。Australia ＇ s national identity is an important issue related to the orientation and development of Australia.Since the implementation of the multicultural policy, Australian novelists have boldly embarked on the journey of the pursuit of ethnic identity. Through comparing the speeches in White writer Peter Carey ＇ s representative work Oscar and Lucinda and aboriginal writer Sally Morgan ＇ s representative work My Place, we can see the hypocrisy and limitations of White Australia policy, and constructing an Australia of reconciliation between the whites and the Aborigines based on the multiculture is the common aspiration of the whites and the Aborigines.

关 键 词：民族身份 白澳政策 多元文化政策 白人 土著 

分 类 号：I611[文学—其他各国文学]