The Deconstruction of Masculine Discourse Authority
Lai Rui
Abstract
Lai Rui
Abstract
The fictional text Uncle's Story was written by the authoress Wang Anyi,in which she set up a young male narrator to narrate,recollect,investigate and then restate his uncle's story. On the basis of the presupposed theory—self-exposing fiction,the narrator in the text deconstructs the authority of masculine discourse through a precisely narrative process. The aim of the study is to illuminate the fiction Uncle's Story from the perspective of feminist narratology.
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The fictional text Uncle's Story was written by the authoress Wang Anyi,in which she set up a young male narrator to narrate,recollect,investigate and then restate his uncle's story. On the basis of the presupposed theory—self-exposing fiction,the narrator in the text deconstructs the authority of masculine discourse through a precisely narrative process. The aim of the study is to illuminate the fiction Uncle's Story from the perspective of feminist narratology.
Key concepts: Narratology, Narrative, Deconstruction (building), Literature, Perspective (graphical), Sociology, Feminism, Aesthetics