阿希尔·夏尔马家庭生活中的残疾、疾病和文化归属感

IF 0.4 3区 文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Atlantis-Journal of the Spanish Association of Anglo-American Studies Pub Date : 2020-06-28 DOI:10.28914/atlantis-2020-42.1.02
Iwona Filipczak
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本文的目的是展示在Akhil Sharma的小说《家庭生活》(2014)中,残疾/疾病和移民的话语是如何交织在一起的。我认为,角色之间的文化身份谈判发生在他们的种族、民族、阶级、移民和(dis)能力地位的交叉中,对这些地位的考察揭示了一个印度移民家庭所遭受的压迫的独特经历。在这篇文章中,我探讨了叙事与“混乱叙事”的相似之处,特别是叙述者对毁灭的感觉,以及他对成功话语的文化期望的抵制。这项研究涉及文化归属问题,并对印度移民到美国的社会历史背景敏感,试图展示文化如何影响人们对残疾和疾病的看法的一些方面。本文的目的是展示在Akhil Sharma的小说《家庭生活》(2014)中,残疾/疾病和移民的论述是如何交织在一起的。我认为,人物文化身份的谈判发生在他们的种族、民族、阶级、移民和能力地位的交叉点,这一审查揭示了一个印度移民家庭受到压迫的独特经历。认识到叙事性与“叙事性混乱”的相似之处,我特别探讨了叙事性的毁灭感和叙事性对胜利话语的文化期望的抵抗。由于该研究涉及文化归属问题,并且对印度移民到美国的社会历史背景十分敏感,因此试图说明文化如何影响人们对残疾和疾病的看法。
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Disability, Illness and Cultural Belonging in Akhil Sharma’s Family Life
espanolEl objetivo de este articulo es demostrar como los discursos de discapacidad/enfermedad e inmigracion se entrelazan en la novela Family Life (2014), de Akhil Sharma. Sostengo que la negociacion de las identidades culturales por parte de los personajes ocurre en la interseccion de su estatus en cuanto a raza, etnia, clase, migracion y (dis)capacidad, cuyo examen revela la experiencia unica de opresion sufrida por una familia de inmigrantes indios. Reconociendo la semejanza de la narrativa con la “narrativa del caos,” exploro en particular la sensacion de devastacion del narrador y su resistencia a la expectativa cultural del discurso del exito. El estudio aborda cuestiones de pertenencia cultural y es sensible al contexto sociohistorico de la inmigracion india a EUA, en un intento de mostrar algunos aspectos de como la cultura influye en la percepcion de la discapacidad y la enfermedad. EnglishThe aim of this article is to demonstrate how the discourses of disability/illness and immigration are intertwined in Akhil Sharma’s novel Family Life (2014). I argue that the characters’ negotiation of cultural identities occurs at the intersection of their race, ethnicity, class, and immigrant and ability status, the examination of which reveals a unique experience of oppression of an Indian immigrant family. Recognizing the narrative’s resemblance to the “chaos narrative,” I explore in particular the narrator’s sense of devastation and the narrative’s resistance to the cultural expectation of the discourse of triumph. As the study deals with questions of cultural belonging and is sensitive to the sociohistorical context of Indian immigration to the US, an attempt is undertaken to show some aspects of how culture influences the perception of disability and illness.
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