Contents
摘要
Abstract
Introduction
0．1 A Brief Introduction to Monica Ali and Brick Lane
0．2 Literature Review
0．3 Thesis Statement
Chapter One Theoretical Foundation
1．1 The Origin and Development of Spatial Criticism
1．2 Lefebver’s Triad Space Theory
1．2．1 Geographic Space
1．2．2 Social Space
1．2．3 Psychological Space
Chapter Two Geographic Space in Brick Lane
2．1 The Geographic Landscape
2．1．1 Bangladeshi Landscape：Closed and Backward Space
2．1．2 Living Environment：Depressive Space
2．2 The Shifting of the Geographic Space
2．2．1 From Bangladesh to Britain：Providing a Material Condition
2．2．2 From Virtual Space to Reality：Recognizing Self-Identity
Chapter Three Social Space in Brick Lane
3．1 Gender Inequality Space
3．1．1 Gender Inequality in Marriage
3．1．2 Gender Inequality in Family
3．2 The Shifting of the Social Space
3．2．1 From Mrs．Islam to Razia：Breaking the Feudal Culture
3．2．2 From Chanu to Karim：Revolting the Patriarchal Society
Chapter Four Psychological Space in Brick Lane
4．1 Space of Silence
4．1．1 Nazneen’s Birth and Marriage
4．1．2 The Destiny of Nazneen’s Mother
4．2 The Shifting of the Psychological Space
4．2．1 From Unconsciousness to Consciousness：Rebuilding the Inner World
4．2．2 From Dependence to Independence：Regaining Self-Value
Conclusion
Bibliography
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声明
Acknowledgements
