日本未被踏足的足迹:天田女旅行者与旅行写作

A. Jaya
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本研究旨在揭示伊莎贝拉·露西·伯德的《日本不败之路》中话语力量的影响:类型、性别和殖民主义。本文采用了萨拉·米尔斯和卡尔·汤普森等旅游写作范式作为研究的理论背景。小说作为研究对象,成为原始资料的来源。另以日本文学的历史文化和文学评论为辅助资料。研究结果表明,话语的争论暗示了作者保存故事的方式。
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UNBEATEN TRACKS IN JAPAN : LETTER I Tinjauan Women Travellers and Travel Writing
This research aims to show the influences of the power of discourse: genre, gender, and colonialism in Unbeaten Tracks in Japan by Isabella Lucy Bird. Some travel writing’s paradigms were used as theoretical background in this research, such Sara Mills and Carl Thompson. As an object of the research, the novel became the source of primary data. Another historical and cultural literary and also literary review of Unbeaten Tracks in Japan as secondary data. The result of the research examined that contestation of discourses implied the way of the author to preserve his stories.
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