摘要
The figuration of the dragon is quite eye-catching and meaningful, particularly in the second episode of The Woman Warrior. By analyzing the image of the dragon in the text, and the relations of the dragon to the Chinese mythology and the traditional Chinese medicine, this study argues Kingston has universalized the Chinese culture and exhibted her transnational world-view.
The figuration of the dragon is quite eye-catching and meaningful, particularly in the second episode of The Woman Warrior. By analyzing the image of the dragon in the text, and the relations of the dragon to the Chinese mythology and the tra?ditional Chinese medicine, this study argues Kingston has universalized the Chinese culture and exhibted her transnational world?view.
出处
《海外英语》
2013年第2X期167-168,共2页
Overseas English
