声明
Abstract
摘要
Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Eugene o’Neill and His The Emperor Jones
1.2 Literature Review
1.2.1 From the Perspective of Expressionism
1.2.2 From the Perspective of Psychological Analysis
1.2.3 From the Perspective of the American Racialism
1.2.4 From the Perspective of Post-colonialism
1.3 Summary
1.4 Research Methodology and Significance
Chapter 2 Post-colonialism as a Critical Approach
2.1 Theoretical Basis
2.2 Important Representatives of Post-colonialism
2.2.1 Original Thoughts
2.2.2 Later Developments
2.3 Key concepts:Identity,Self and the Other
Chapter 3 Jones’s Construction of Identity
3.1 Constructing the Self Through Native others
3.2 Jones’s Nature as the Other
3.3 Jones’s Inner Transformation of His Identity
Chapter 4 Identity Dilemma:Phantoms in the Jungle
4.1 Jones’s Present and Past
4.2 Phantoms in the Jungle:the Inevitability of Jones’s Sub-consciousness
4.2.1 The Little-Formless Fears
4.2.2 Black Jeff
4.2.3 White Prison Guard and Slaves
4.2.4 White Planters and Slave Ship
4.2.5 Congo Witch-doctor and Crocodile
4.3 Jones’s Inevitability to Tragedy
Chapter 5 The Reconstruction of the Black National Identity:Violent Revolution and National Liberation
5.1 Identity Reconstruction:Anti-colonial Strategy of Franz Fanon
5.2 Resistance:Islanders’ Liberation
Chapter 6 Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
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