【摘要】 美国本土裔作家路易丝·厄德里克2017年出版的反乌托邦长篇小说《永生上帝的未来家园》展现了一幅并不遥远的未来图景,揭示了人类在进化发生逆转的生态境遇中对自己身体的控制和周围的政治文化失控状态。本文从文化失控和文化建构的视角,分析小说中揭示的生态危机和文化危机,从小说人物在身体控制上的挣扎和反思,诠释作品中蕴藏的族裔文化隐喻和文化意义,并指出,厄德里克的创作从女性身体的生物特征出发,关涉了生态、族裔、政治和文化建构的重要性。更多还原

【Abstract】 Native American writer Louise Erdrich published her first dystopia novel Future Home of Living God in 2017,which displays a future apocalyptical scene in the world,when evolution not only stops but goes retrospectively. Human beings,specifically women in their reproductive age,are facing the crisis of their body control as well as the eco-cultural and political predicament. The present paper analyzes the ecological and social crisis in the speculative future fiction from perspectives of cultural impasse and construction and,via the main character Cedar’s body struggle and cultural reflection,interprets the native American’s ethnic concern and constructive significance in the writing.更多还原