封面
声明
英文摘要
中文摘要
目录
Chapter One Introduction
1.1 Frank Chin and Gunga Din Highway
1.2 Literature Review
1.3 Cultural Trauma Theory
1.4 Structure of the Thesis
Chapter Two Traumatic Gender Identity of Chinese American Men in Gunga Din Highway
2.1 Cultural Trauma:Gender Identity Without Masculinity
2.2 Traumatic Manifestation:Charlie Chan Image
2.3 Causes of Gender Identification of Charlie Chan
Chapter Three Effects of Cultural Trauma:Identity Crisis of Characters in Gunga Din Highway
3.1 Longman Kwan:Never Accepted by American Mainstream Society
3.2 Ulysses Kwan: Searching for A Heroic and Masculine Gender Identity
3.3 Benedict Han:Dangling Between Assimilation and Its Resistance
3.4 Diego Chang:Hybrid Identity
Chapter Four Building A Masculine Gender Identity By Working-Through Strategies in Gunga Din Highway
4.1 Writing Strategy
4.2 Collective Strength:Returning Back to the Chinatown
4.3 Construction of A Masculine Chinese American Men’s Gender Identity
Chapter Five Conclusion
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