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The Multiple Aspects Representations in The Hundred Secret Senses by Amy Tan
ZHANG Jie
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DOI:10.17265/1539-8072/2017.01.009
China Youth University for Political Sciences, Beijing, China
This paper is to analyze the novel in the following aspects: The Chinese-American cultural conflicts, the mother and daughter relations and sisters’ relations, the psychological critics, and the postcolonial identity. The novel is about multiple explanations of the aspects mentioned above. The writer confuses the Chinese culture, the relationship of the two sisters. Under the superficial description, the writer shows the psychological status of the main character and the practically existence of postcolonial identity and embodiment in the novel.
the hundred secret senses, culture, relationship, psychological status, postcolonial identity and embodiment
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