声明
摘要
Abstract
Contents
Chapter One Introduction
Chapter Two Intertextuality:Means Towards the Demythologization
2.1 Theoratical Basis of Intertextuality
2.2 Intertextuality as a Means to Demythologize in Carter’s Writings
2.3 Three Types of Pretexts in Carter’s Demythologizing Short Stories
2.4 Carter’s Understanding and Ways of Rewriting Myths
Chapter Three Carter’s Intertextual Source Type One:The Folklore or Fairy Tale
3.1 The Traditional Folklore and Fairy Tale and Carter’s Recreation
3.1.1 The Features of Traditional versions
3.1.2 Carter’s New Wine in Old Bottle
3.2 The Four Faces of Red Riding Hood
3.2.1 The Previous Well-Known Versions
3.2.2 The Company of Wolves
3.3 The Blue Beard
3.3.1 The Relation Between Men and Women in “The Blood Chamber”
3.3.2 The Image of Mother in the Story
Chapter Four Carter’s Intertextual Source Type Two:The Extant Manuscripts
4.1 The Original Works
4.2 Carter’s Inspiration from Previous Writers
4.3.Carter’s Masterpiece under This type
4.3.1 “The Erl-King”
4.3.2 Carter’s Parody on Shakespeare
Chapter Five Intertextual Source Type Three:The Legend as History
5.1 The Problematization of History
5.2 The Fetishized Figures
5.3 Carter’s Reconstruction of “Black Venus’’
Chapter Six Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
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