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1、TheAnalysisoftheFeminismofHeartofDarkness浅析《黑暗之心》里的女性主义SubmittedbyXiaoYajunStudentnumber201205020246SupervisedbyPanHongliForeignLanguagesCollegeJiangxiNormalUniversityMarch21,2016TheAnalysisoftheFeminismofHeartofDarknessAbstract:Conradisacontroversialwriter.Foralongtime,

2、hewasregardedasamanlookingdownuponwomen.EversincehisrepresentativenovellaHeartofDarknesscomesout,peoplehavestartedtocriticizeit.Thecriticsemphasizeonhishostilitytowomen,butdon’ttakenoticeofthewomen’ssignificantfromapointofadeeperstructure.What’smore,theyfailtotellthediff

3、erencebetweentheauthorConradandthenarratorMarlowwhotreatswomenasthesubjectofmen.ThepaperaimstoprovetheoppositeopinionthattheauthorConradisawriterwithstrongfeministconsciousnessthroughintroducingtheimagesofthefivewomen.What’smore,hesneersatthepatriarchalimperialwhichimpri

4、sonswomen’sideology.Thosefivewomen,thoughtheyaresilentorspeakless,rebelthepatriarchalsocialstructure.TherealConradcaresaboutwomen’slivingconditionsandsocialstatus.Keywords:JosephConrad;HeartofDarkness;feministconsciousnessiii浅析《黑暗之心》里的女性意识摘要：康拉德是一位受众人争议的作家。曾经很长一段时间，别人都认为

5、他瞧不起女性。自从他的代表作品名《黑暗之心》出版之后，他就开始受到很多人的批评。这些批评家们过于强调康拉德对女性的敌意，但是从更深层次上，他们却没有注意到康拉德对女性的重视。而且他们也没有辨别出作者康拉德和故事叙述者马洛的不同，而马洛认为女人是男人的附属品。这篇论文就旨在通过分析小说里五位女性证明康拉德其实是位具有强烈女性主义意识的作家。除此之外，康拉德也嘲讽了在父权帝制社会下女性思想被禁锢的现象。即使这五位女性在小说中只有少之又少的话语，但也表现出了对父权帝制社会结构的反叛。真正的康拉德是一位关心女性生存状况和社会地位的作家。关键词：

6、约瑟夫.康拉德；《黑暗之心》；女性意识iiiContentsAbstracti摘要ii1.Introduction11.1ResearchBackground11.2Researchgoal21.3Researchsignificance32.LiteratureReview32.1Formerresearches32.2TheoreticalBasis53.FeministCriticismandJosephConrad’sHeartofDarkness63.1FeministCriticism63.2.ComparisontheFe

7、minismintheHeartofDarknessWithOtherBooks74.WomeninConrad’slife85.Fivewomeninthebook,HeartofDarkness95.1.TheAunt95.2.TheIntended105.3.TheTwoknittingwomen115.4.TheBlackMistress115.5Thewomanholdingatorchinanoilpainting126.PatriarchalIdeologyinMarlow’sEyes136.1.TheTwo-layerN

8、arrators136.2PrejudiceAgainstWomeninMale-DominatedSociety146.3Marlow’sIdeologicalReadingandMisreadingof