无法愈合的伤口《最蓝的眼睛》中佩科拉的创伤研究 .docVIP

　　无法愈合的伤口《最蓝的眼睛》中佩科拉的创伤研究----英语语言学论文 --1 Introduction Toni Morrison is the first African-American female pact on American literature. Her novel The Bluest Eye has aroused extensive concern at home and abroad since its publication. This chapter tells us the life story and main atic literature revieerican an an erican literature in 1993. Toni Morrison greily. In order to escape the devastation of racism, her family migrated from South to the North and the traditional African American folktales, she realized the existence of racial injustice, and gradually formed a strong political consciousness about the situation of the black people on the edge of the society. Toni Morrison received her bachelor degree from Hoe a university teacher, and she taught English. She ember of an informal group of arried a Jamaican architect in 1958, and they had tarriage. As an editor, Morrison made a great contribution to bring black literature into the mainstream. Toni Morrison’s ainly depicted the African-Americans’ history, legends and real life. Both the use of narrative technologies and the ideological content promote the black novel to a neiliar ythology, but also influenced by the characteristics of Western n --bsp;classical literature. Toni Morrison’s fictions are her main literary achievements, and her otionally intense, short and poetic. These ic oppression that the black people have suffered, but also reveal the inner feelings of the marginalized African-Americans. ........... 1.2 A Brief Introduction to The Bluest Eye The Bluest Eye is Toni Morrison’s first novel. It depicts a tragic story of an eleven-year-old black girl, Pecola Breedlove. The story took place in Lorain, Ohio during the period of the dominant ily, there are four family members including her father Cholly, her mother Pauline, her brother Sam and herself. Pecola’s father is a violent and abusive alcoholic, and he never offers Pecola any fort or support. Pecola’s mother is a servant in a tidy and orderly ily.