THE INTERPRETATION OF A PASSAGE TO INDIA FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE BINARY OPPOSITION
Xie Yong-qi
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Xie Yong-qi
Abstract
A Passage to India is one of E. M. Forster's representative works. It has profound cultural connotation and aesthetics, so it has been paid widespread attention at home and abroad. Most of them analyze the text from three aspects —themes,artistic features and characters. Through racial opposition, gender opposition and religious opposition, the paper analyzes the connection between personal relationships, national relations and religious problems from these binary oppositions. Therefore, it affirms its literary value and social significance.
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A Passage to India is one of E. M. Forster's representative works. It has profound cultural connotation and aesthetics, so it has been paid widespread attention at home and abroad. Most of them analyze the text from three aspects —themes,artistic features and characters. Through racial opposition, gender opposition and religious opposition, the paper analyzes the connection between personal relationships, national relations and religious problems from these binary oppositions. Therefore, it affirms its literary value and social significance.
Key concepts: Opposition (politics), Binary opposition, Sociology, Aesthetics, Epistemology, Political science, Law, Philosophy