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INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER ONE To Be a Shining Spark-Janie's Persistent Longing for the Horizon in Her Heart
1. The Horizon
1.1 Janie's Blurry Dreams
1.2 The Give-and-Take Love and the Ideal Marriage
1.3 Janie's Metaphorical Self-definition
1.4 Independence of a Black Woman
2. Obstacles in Janie' s Journey to the Horizon
2.1 Janie's Confusion of Her Ethnic Identity
2.2 Janie's Confusion of Her Female Identity
3 Janie' s Achieving the Horizon and Self-fulfillment
3.1 Janie's Construction of Her Racial Identity
3.2 Janie's Construction of Her Female Identity
CHAPTER TWO To Be a Singing Spark-Janie's Search for Her Voice
1. The Verbal Power and One' s Self-identity
2. The Contrast of the Verbal Power in the Novel
2.1 Nanny's Verbal Power Versus Janie's
2.2 Logan's Verbal Power Versus Janie's
2.3 Joe's Verbal Power Versus Janie's
2.4 The Verbal Harmony Between Tea Cake and Janie
3. Janie' s Finding Her Voice to Articulate Her Identity
3.1 The Passive and Instinctive Voice to Resist Oppressions
3.2 The Conscious and Systematic Voice to Display Her Personality
3.3 Janie's Storytelling-the Mark of Janie's Being a Singing Spark to Spread Black Feminist Consciousness
CHAPTER THREE Janie's Prototype-Janie and Hurston
1. The Correspondence in Living Experience
2. Both Hurston and Janie as a Radical and Anti-traditional Black Woman
3. The Great Influence of Both Hurston and Janie on Other Black Women
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
山东大学;