【摘要】 当代美籍华裔女作家伍慧明在其处女作《骨》里,以一个年轻女性的视角讲述了在唐人街这一封闭的地理空间里其家庭所经历的历史与个人悲剧。本文试图从空间入手,运用福柯的"异托邦"概念,梳理小说中的空间呈现,从华人的生活空间、工作空间、死亡空间与想象空间四个层面阐释、分析空间呈现背后的政治文化内涵,以此揭示当代华人在美国的生存状态和精神世界。更多还原

【Abstract】 In her debut novel Bone, Chinese American writer Fae Myenne Ng describes her family experiences of the historical and personal tragedies within the limited geological space, i.e., Chinatown from the angle of a young Chinese American female. This paper intends to approach the presentation of space in the novel from four aspects: living space, working space, death space and imaginary space of the Chinese Americans by adopting the concept of"Dystopia" proposed by Michel Foucault, and analyzes the political and cultural connotations behind it, so as to examine the physical and spiritual existence of the contemporary Chinese Americans.更多还原