声明
Acknowledgments
摘要
Contents
Chapter One Introduction
1.1 A General Introduction to Kate Grenville and Her Worb
1.2 Literature Review
1.3 Research Methodology and Central Argument
1.3.1 Post-Colonial Criticism
1.3.2 Central Argument
1.4 Layout of the Thesis
Chapter Two ‘‘The Third Space” in Kate Grenville‘s Colonial Trilogy
2.1 The Third Space
2.2 Places in Kate Grenville’s Trilogy as‘‘The Third Space’’
2.2.1 The Observatory Hut in The Lieutenant
2.2.2 The Hawkesbury River in The Secret Rive and Sarah Thornhill
Chapter Three Hybrid Subjectivity in Kate Grenville’s Trilogy
3.1 The White Settlers’ Subjectivity Shift Between Center and Margin
3.1.1 The First Generation’s Hybrid Subjectivity
3.1.2 The Second Generation’s Hybrid Subjectivity
3.1.3 The Third Generation’s Hybrid Subjectivity
3.2 The Aboriginals’ Subjectivity Shift Between Center and Margin
3.2.1 Jack Langland’s Hybrid Subjectivity
3.2.2 Rachel Thornhill’s Hybrid Subjectivity
Chapter Four Other Forms of Hybridity in Kate Grenville‘s Trilogy
4.1 Cultural Hybridity in Kate Grenville’s Trilogy
4.1.1 Hybrid Culture of Australian Aborigines
4.1.2 Hybrid Culture of White Settlers
4.2 Language Hybridity in Kate Grenville’s The Lieutenant
Chapter Five Conclusion
Works Cited
Publications