ABSTRACT
摘要
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
0.1 An Introduction to Frances Hodgson Burnett and The Secret Garden
0.2 Literature Review of The Secret Garden
CHAPTER 1 ANALOGY OF MOTHER AND GARDEN(NATURE):THEORIES AND CRITICISM
1.1 Psychological Theories
1.1.1 Carl Gustav Jung:Mother archetype
1.1.2 Granville S.Hall:Girls’ flora evolution theory
1.2 Feminist Theories
1.2.1 Relationship of Mother and garden(nature)in Feminism
1.2.2 Texts on motherhood and nature in feminists’ field of vision
1.3 Critical Reviews on The Secret Garden
1.3.1 Anna Silver:Garden mothers children
1.3.2 Gwyneth Evans:Girls’ garden-creating derived from maternal deprivation
1.3.3 Barbara Almond:Secret garden a therapeutic metaphor
CHAPTER 2 DESOLATION:ABSENCE OF MOTHER
2.1 Pathology:The Morbid Symptoms of Parental Loss
2.2 Garden:Death
2.3 Characters:Morbidity
2.3.1 Mary:The most spoiled and pettish child
2.3.2 Colin:A hysterically half-crazy and hypochondriac Rajah
2.3.3 Mr.Craven:A dying horrid hunchbacked half madman
CHAPTER 3 DISENCHANTMENT:QUEST FOR MOTHER
3.1 Child Psychology and Psychiatry:Nature’s Therapeutic Power
3.2 Garden:Revivification
3.3 Characters:Convalescence
3.3.1 Mary:An assiduous gardener and warmhearted helper
3.3.2 Colin:A restoring discoverer and charmer
3.3.3 Mr.Craven:A resurgent returner
CHAPTER 4 FLOURISH:REPLACEMENT OF MOTHER
4.1 Developmental Psychology:Development of Ego Identity
4.2 Garden:Rejuvenation
4.3 Characters:Healthiness
4.3.1 Mary:A beautiful bright well-developed girl
4.3.2 Colin:A bouncy,vigorous and stand-up lecturer
4.3.3 Mr.Craven:A potentially optimistic devoted father
CONCLUSION
NOTES
WORKS CITED
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声明
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