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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Common Road of Feminist Criticism, Postcolonial Criticism and Ecocriticism
1.1 The Inevitable Trend toward the Center
1.1.1 The Deconstruction of Logocentrism
1.1.2 The Drive of Cultural Turn
1.1.3 The Push of the Harsh Reality
1.2 The Convergence of Feminist Criticism, Postcolonial Criticism and Ecocriticism
1.2.1 The Same Logic and Strategy
1.2.2 The Same Motivation and Methodology
Chapter 2 The Reflection of the Development of the Three Criticisms
2.1The Present Status of the Three Critical Studies Home and Abroad
2.2 The Ambiguity in the Naming of the Three Critical Disciplines
2.3 The Limitation of the Three Criticisms
2.3.1 The Limitation of Critical Subjects in the Three Criticisms
2.3.2 The Limitation of the Three Criticisms in the Literary Critical Practice
2.4 The Problems of the Three Criticisms in China
2.4.1 The Superficial Understanding of Western Criticisms
2.4.2 The Disjunction between Critical Theories and Praxis in China
2.5 The Threat of Mainstream Criticisms
Chapter 3 The Requirement and Revelation of the Three Criticisms in China
3.1 The Proper Treatment of the Three Criticisms in China
3.1.1 The Strengthening of the Understanding of Western Criticism
3.1.2 The Challenge to the Western criticisms
3.1.3 The Retrieval of Chinese Traditional Resources
3.2 The Construction of the Three Criticisms in China
3.2.1 The Construction of Critical Perspective
3.2.2 The Resistance to the Victimized “Self”
3.2.3 The Resistance to the Reversed “Self”
3.2.4 The Transgression over the Dichotomous Category
3.2.5 The Construction of the Active “Self” in Harmony
Conclusion
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