首页 期刊 外国文学研究 Black Atlantic or Black Athena?——Neo-slave Narratives in Contemporary Fiction 【正文】

Black Atlantic or Black Athena?——Neo-slave Narratives in Contemporary Fiction

作者:JudieNewman ProfessorofAmericanStudies; intheSchoolofAmericanandCanadianStudies; UniversityofNottingham; Nottingham; England; NG72RD
当代小说   美国   黑人文化   奴隶   叙述方法  

摘要:Neo-slave narratives avoid being tied to origins by the apronstrings of the past, or being appropriated ahistorically, by a deliberate formal attempt to muddy all notions of origins. Tactics include deliberately misleading intertextuality; "time-loop paradox"; time travel; anachronism; and the deliberate erasure of the historical record, using the conventions of genre to undermine the assumption that in the globalised marketplace all consumers are equal and all cultures available for consumption.

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