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Abstract£¨Chinese£©.........................................................................................................................2 Abstract£¨English£©......................................................................................................................3 1. Introduction................................................................................................................................4 1.1 Background of the Research......................................................................................................4 1.2 Purpose of the Research.............................................................................................................4 2. The Presentation of Deformed Maternal Love in Beloved....................................................5 2.1 Sethe's Love to Beloved............................................................................................................5 2.2 Beloved's Love to Sethe.............................................................................................................5 3. The Formation of Deformed maternal love.............................................................................5 3.1 Deprivation of Nurturing Nature...............................................................................................6 3.2 Abandonment of Sethe by Her Mother......................................................................................7 3.3 The Slavery Background on the Deformed Maternal Love.......................................................9 4. The Role of Black Community in Deformed Maternal Love Formation.............................9 4.1 The Two-Sidedness of Black Community...............................................................................10 4.2 The Black Community's Exclusion of Sethe...........................................................................11 4.3 The Significance of Sisterhood in Black Community.............................................................12 4.4 Men's Role in Black Community.............................................................................................13 5. Conclusion................................................................................................................................14 Bibliography.................................................................................................................................16 Acknowledgments........................................................................................................................17
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Deformed Maternal Love in Toni Morrison's Beloved
Abstract
As the first black woman writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature, Toni Morrison makes immensurable contributions to the contemporary literature, especially black woman literature. Beloved is Toni Morrison's fifth novel, by which Morrison got Nobel Prize in 1993. This novel is studied from different perspectives by researchers, such as feminism, psychoanalysis, cultural study and so on. Among all the topics£¬the deformed maternal love is one of the most hotly discussed. This thesis is intended to analyze the causes of the deformed maternal love in Beloved. Different from other previous studies, this thesis places special emphasis on the influence of black community on the maternal love.
This thesis will give a detailed introduction of mother-daughter relationship in the novel, and then analyzes four causes of deformed maternal love in Beloved. The first three are deprivation of nurturing nature, Sethe's lack of mother love, and the slavery system. The fourth cause in Beloved is the influence of black community on maternal love, which will be attached much importance in this paper. With talking about the two-sidedness of black community, the paper probes into the black community's exclusion of Sethe, the importance of sisterhood and the men's influence on the development of deformed maternal love. From these aspects, the thesis analyzes the black community's influence on women's getting rid of the deformed maternal love.
Key words: Beloved; slavery; maternal love; community
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1. Introduction
1.1 Background of the Research
A brief introduction to these studies on Morrison and her works seems to be inevitable. Generally speaking, Morrison's earlier novels in the 1970s often invite feminist approaches, and later deconstruction is a tool frequently used by critics with feminist or anthropological perspectives. Critics often concerned themselves with Morrison's use of mythic structure and the subject of female self-discovery in her novels. Most notably are Jacqeline de Weever, Cynthia Davis and Jane S. Bakeman. Psychoanalytic perspective on Toni Morrison's fiction developed in the mid-1980s, but it is only more recently that critics have pursued their psychoanalytic criticism within a poststructuralist framework. In the 1980s, a new development in cultural criticism of Morrison's work came with an increasing focus on her characters standing at the interface of two or more cultures, just as criticism of Tar Baby has shown, Doreatha Mbalia provides a sustained Marxist discussion of Morrison's work in Toni Morrison's Development of Class-Consciousness(1991). Identifying the principal enemies of the African American as capitalism and imperialism, Mbalia discovers in Morrison's traditional African society positive Marxist principles: humanism, collectivism and egalitarianism. Later preoccupations of anthropological and cultural critical approaches to Morrison's work have been her use of black community, myth, jazz and blues aesthetics. During the 1990s, narratology, feminism and cultural critical approaches to Morrison's fiction focus on narrative strategies and female discourses. Just as Linden Peach summaries in his revised edition of Toni Morrison (2000), the latest development in Morrison criticism is the tendency to stress the interconnection of history, memory and trauma in Morrison's work. 1.2 Purpose of the Research
As the first African American Nobel Prize laureate in literature, Toni Morrison has exerted great influence on the literary world. Her achievement in fiction and literary criticism has created much space for black and feminist literature. Her novels have inspired a large quantity of reviews, essays and studies on various subjects.
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