“将事物结合在一起”

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Review of International American Studies Pub Date : 2018-09-23 DOI:10.31261/rias.6989

Joanna Ziarkowska

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摘要

本文运用LeAnne Howe所定义的部落志概念，检视Frances Washburn的两部小说《Elsie’s Business》和《神圣的白火鸡》，以展示Washburn如何参与原住民语言复兴的讨论，并因此对社群疗愈的潜力提出有趣的评论。

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“Bringing Things Together"

The article applies the concept of tribalography, as defined by LeAnne Howe, to examine two novels by Frances Washburn, Elsie's Business and The Sacred White Turkey in order to demonstrate how Washburn participates in the discourse of native languages revitalization and thus offers an interesting comment on the potential of communal healing.

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Review of International American Studies Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory

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0.10

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50 weeks