Abstract
摘要
Contents
Introduction
Chapter One Perplexity and Uncertainty of Self-identity
1.1 Miss Amelia:A Masculine Lady with an Indifferent Heart
1.2 Cousin Lymon:A Deformed Hunchback with a Rootless Heart
1.3 Marvin Macy:A Feminine Wastrel with an Abnormal Heart
Chapter Two Misrecognition of Self-identity
2.1 Miss Amelia’s Infatuation in Identifying with Mirror Images
2.1.1 The Obscure Image:Grudging Acceptance of Marvin Macy
2.1.2 The Malformed Image:Desperate Obsession with Cousin Lymon
2.2 Cousin Lymon’s Quandary in Oedipus Complex
2.2.1 Indulging in Fantasy:The Desire of the Mother
2.2.2 Identifying with the Phallus:The Name-of-the-Father
2.3 Marvin Macy’s Narcissism in Identifying with the Ideal-image
2.3.1 Affirmative Relationship with the Ideal-image
2.3.2 Negative Relationship with the Ideal-image
Chapter Three Tragic Denouement of Self-identity
3.1 Miss Amelia:Lifelong Lingering in the Mirror Stage
3.2 Cousin Lymon:Detainment in the Imaginary Order
3.3 Marvin Macy:Degradation as Schizophrenic Character
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
声明
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