美国奴隶规章的反抗(英语论文~)

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2、Theresistanceofslavery1introduction1.1BackgroundofthestudySlaveryoftheUnitedStatessetupinthe17thcentury,forthereasonthatBritishcolonistssettledintheNorthAmerican.Notuntilthe1960stheslaverywasabolishedbytheonlywarinthehistoryoftheUnitedStates-civilwa

3、r.Fortunately,thewarwasendupwiththepeacenegotiationandsetupEmancipationProclamation.TheslaveryoftheUnitedStatessustainedmorethantwohundredsyearsandthisinstitutionisfilledwiththesavagery,crueltyandprofitasawhole.It’stotallydarkprocessforthepeopleparti

4、culartheNegro,thenegativeimpactsembodimenttheabsenceofthehumanrightslinkedtoAfricanAmericanslavery.Inordertoplunderformorenatureresource,lackingofthelaborforcewasextremelytoughproblem,inthisseriousnesssituation,hiretheslavewasainformeddecision.Howeve

5、rtheydidn’ttreatmeasahuman,evenifpassalawforceonthetenureofAfrican-Americanslavewaslifelongwork.ThisthesiswillquotethefamousnovelUncleTom’sCabinasthepointofpenetrationtofurtheranalysistheslaveryoftheUnitedStatesandtheresistanceoftheharshinstitutionin

6、lateperiod.1.2ThepurposeofsignificancesandstudyUncleTom'scabin,comprehensivereflectsthelivingconditionofAfrican-AmericanslavesinthesouthernplantationoftheUnitedStates.Thisnovelisnotonlyspeakhighlyoftheliteraryvaluebutalsoduetothepromotionoftheresista

7、nceoftheslaveryit’salsohasintensesocialrealisticmeaningandculturalconnotation.Takingthisnovelasaopportunities,tounderstandtheslaveryandtheprocessofthehistoryinmoreprofoundway.1.3Thelayoutofthestudy.ThethesisisbasedonthenovelwhichnamedisUncleTom'scabi

8、ntoobjectiverevealmanysignificantaspectssuchasthecharacteristicsofAfricanAmericanslaveryfate,thecultureoftheblackAmericanslavesinthesouthernstatesandthehistoricalprocessofresistanceandtheaffectofthesocietyoftheUnitedStatesafterabolishtheslaveryaswell

9、.2.abriefintroductionoftheauthorandnovel2.1TheintroductionofthenovelIt is a book written in 1852 , Uncle Tom's Cabin has been considered as the most influential anti-slavery novel in that period and described by Stowe herself as a "series of sketches