On the Analysis of Female Redemption in Uncle Tom's Cabin
Ting Chen
Abstract
Ting Chen
Abstract
Harriet Beecher Stowe was one of America's most influential writers in the 19th century.Her novel,Uncle Tom's Cabin is considered as the most influential anti-slavery novel in that period.It focuses on the poor life of black slaves and their struggle to achieve freedom,and makes a vehement attack upon the chattel slavery.As a feminine writer,Stowe pays close attention to the sever effect of the slave system on women,and dramatizes women's roles and power in the fight against the chattel slave system to redeem the fallen world in Uncle Tom's Cabin.So this paper aims to explore the reasons that Stowe chooses women to redeem the fallen world,and gives a detailed analysis of redemption through women.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe was one of America's most influential writers in the 19th century.Her novel,Uncle Tom's Cabin is considered as the most influential anti-slavery novel in that period.It focuses on the poor life of black slaves and their struggle to achieve freedom,and makes a vehement attack upon the chattel slavery.As a feminine writer,Stowe pays close attention to the sever effect of the slave system on women,and dramatizes women's roles and power in the fight against the chattel slave system to redeem the fallen world in Uncle Tom's Cabin.So this paper aims to explore the reasons that Stowe chooses women to redeem the fallen world,and gives a detailed analysis of redemption through women.
Key concepts: Period (music), Power (physics), Art, Black women, History, Literature, Sociology, Gender studies