声明
Acknowledgements
摘要
ABSTRACT
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter One Representation of Trauma and Traumatic Symptoms
1.1 Representation and Symptoms of Collective Trauma
1.1.1 Black Adults:Inferiority and Self-negation
1.1.2 Black Children:Helplessness and Vulnerability
1.2 Representation and Symptoms of lndividual Trauma
1.2.1 Cholly:Disordered Defenses and Intrusion
1.2.2 Pauline:Shame and Doubt
1.2.3 Pecola:Chronic Terror and Madness
Chapter Two Memory of Trauma and Traumatic Events
2.1 Traumatic Social Life and Domestic Life
2.1.1 Inescapable Racial Discrimination
2.1.2 Pervasive Alienated Parenthood
2.2 The Breedloves’Traumatic Events
2.2.1 Cholly:Abandoned Experience and Humiliation
2.2.2 Pauline:Prejudiced Community and Oppressive Marriage
2.2.3 Pecola:Isolation and Child Abuse
Chapter Three Attempts to Recover from Trauma
3.1 Accomplished Recovery
3.1.1 Claudia:Getting Alliances
3.1.2 Frieda:Recollecting and Mourning
3.2 Abortive Recovery
3.2.1 Pauline:Resorting to Illusion
3.2.2 Pecola:Lacking Reconnection
Conclusion
Works Cited
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