社会压迫:阿兰达蒂·罗伊的小事物之神研究

IF 0.3 0 LITERATURE Asiatic-IIUM Journal of English Language and Literature Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.54513/joell.2022.9117

Dr. Amara Rama Devi

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《小事物之神》揭示了父权社会中权力的等级结构和不同层次的压迫。阿伦达蒂·罗伊探讨了种姓、性别和种族的这些差异如何通过社会制度发挥作用，以及它们如何影响人类的互动和关系。在本文中，试图表明小说如何突出所有权力结构的相互关系，以塑造社会。“大事物”——掌权的事物，最终表明小事物之神是一个缺席的神，一个失落的神。《小事物之神》揭示了父权社会中权力的等级结构和不同层次的压迫。阿伦达蒂·罗伊探讨了种姓、性别和种族的这些差异如何通过社会制度发挥作用，以及它们如何影响人类的互动和关系。在本文中，试图表明小说如何突出所有权力结构的相互关系，以塑造社会。“大事物”——掌权的事物，最终表明小事物之神是一个缺席的神，一个失落的神。

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SOCIETAL OPPRESSION: A STUDY OF ARUNDATI ROY’S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS

The God of Small Things throws light upon hierarchical structures of power, and oppression at various levels in patriarchal societies. Arundati Roy explores how these differences of caste, gender and race, function through social institutions and the way they affect human interactions and relationships. In this paper, an attempt is made to show how the novel highlights the interrelationships of all power structures to shape society. The “Big Things” – the things in power, indicating in the end that the God of small things is an absent god, a god of loss.The God of Small Things throws light upon hierarchical structures of power, and oppression at various levels in patriarchal societies. Arundati Roy explores how these differences of caste, gender and race, function through social institutions and the way they affect human interactions and relationships. In this paper, an attempt is made to show how the novel highlights the interrelationships of all power structures to shape society. The “Big Things” – the things in power, indicating in the end that the God of small things is an absent god, a god of loss.

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