后殖民主义提纲 草稿

Introduction

Ⅰ.An Overview of A passage to India

A.E.M.Forster. and A Passage to India

B.Literature review of A passage to India

C.Chapter review of A passage to Indie

Ⅱ. Perspectives of Postcolonial theory

A.The Origin and Development of Postcolonialism

B.Postcolonial Themes in A Passage to India

1 .E. M. Forster and Political Interpretation of A Passage to India

2. Orientalists’Gaze at Orientals in A Passage to India

3 .The Fissures between Other and Self in A Passage to India

C.Application of Postcolonialism in Literary Criticism

Ⅲ. Forster’s Absorption of Indian Culture

A.Cultural Symbols in the Novel

B. Mysticism in A Passage to India

C.Segregation in A passage to India

Ⅳ.Forster’s Domestication of Indian Culture

A.Colonized land as the “other”

1.The Indian Landscape and Bridge Party:Division and Gap

2.The Marabar Caves :Subversion of the english British Law

3.The Rape:The Victimizer or The Victimized

B.Colonized Characters as the “other”

1.Aziz’s Cultural Identity on the Margin of the Empire

2.Fielding’s Indelible Colonial Mark as a Colonial Observer

3.Marginalization of women and the Feminized Indians

Ⅴ.Conclusion