An Analysis of Female Psychology in The Bluest EyeVIP专享

AcknowledgmentsFirst and foremost, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to my respected supervisor Wang Yang, who has been giving me valuable suggestion, patient guidance and sincere help in the academic studies. Without her conscientious guidance, this thesis would not have been completed.I also feel grateful for my families and friends, who encourage me, stand by me and help me out of trouble during my study without any complaints.Last but not least, I own my university a special debt of appreciation for giving me such a stage to draw a perfect period of my four years’ undergraduate education.AbstractToni Morrison, a famous American writer, is the first African-American female who is awarded the Nobel Prize for literature and pays close attention to African-American females’ living condition. The Bluest Eye is the first novel written by her. The novel, taking place in Lorrain, Ohio in 1941, narrates an 11-year-old black girl named Pecola living in a black community and tragic life of this girl. Morrison creates three vivid female images- Pecola, Pecola’s mother Pauline and Claudia. A large number of symbolisms are used in the novel. This thesis will analyzes the three female figures by means of feminist psychology as well as some elements embodied in the white cultural values, and explores the negative impact of the white culture awareness and values on the black.Key Words: black female; psychology; symbolic image; white culture value摘 要托尼 · 莫里森是美国著名的作家，也是第一位获得诺贝尔文学奖的黑人女作家 。她深切关注美国黑人女性的生存状况，她的作品结合了西方传统文学因素与黑人民族文学特色，深刻反映了美国黑人的真实生活。《最蓝的眼睛》是托妮 · 莫里森 的第一部小说。该小说讲述的是发生在 1941 年俄亥俄州洛林市某个...