Alice Walker’s Womanism【精品文档】
Alice Walker’s Womanism
Alice Walker’s Womanism
Acknowledgements
The completion of this thesis is contributed to support and assistance from many resources. First and foremost, my sincere gratitude undoubtedly goes to my supervisor, Professor Zhang Zhongxi, for his patient help and inspirational encouragement in my two-year study as well as his invaluable instructions and criticism on this thesis. His erudition and spirit in academic research will benefit me greatly in my whole life.
At the same time, my heart-felt gratitude should be given to my grandparents, although I know they aided me and loved me in everything without expecting my thanks. Words are too pallid and weak to express my affections for them.
I want to record my sincere gratitude for them in this special form, as appendix of my thesis, which is the culmination of their support and love. Without their constant and unselfish love and support, life would be much more difficult to me.
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Contents
Introduction 1
1. Womanism and Feminism 3
1.1 Alice Walker’s Womanism 3
1.2 A Comparison between Feminism and Womanism 4 2. From Dual Oppressions to Dual Liberations 6 2.1 Celie’s Suffering of Racial Oppressions 6
2.2 Sexual Oppression upon Celie 6
2.3 Celie’s Awakening of Black Female Self-consciousness 7 2.3.1 Realizing Self-awareness as a Black Woman — Writing to
Herself 7
2.3.2 The Awakening of Sexual Consciousness: Search for Sisterhood 8
3. A Search for a Womanist Society 11 3.1 Searching for the Root of African Female Culture 11 3.1.1 Journey to Africa 11
3.1.2 Blues Singing 12
3.1.3 Quilting 12
3.2 Celie’s Rebirth 13
Conclusion 14
Acknowledgements 16
17 Works Cited
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