Acknowledgements
Abstract
摘要
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter One Introduction
1．1 Mulatto Problem in American History
1．1．1 Phenomenon of Mulatto
1．1．2 Historical Stages of Black and White Hybrid
1．1．3 Attitudes to Mulatto in Mainstream American Society
1．2 Rebecca Walker and Her Black，White and Jewish：Autobiography of a Shifting Self
1．2．1 Rebecca Walker’s Profile
1．2．2 Black，White and Jewish：Autobiography of a Shifting Self
1．2．3 Critical Context
1．3 Motivation of the Research
Chapter Two Identity-Seeking in American Multi-Cultural Contexts
2．1 The Concept of Identity and Its Features
2．1．1 The Concept of Identity
2．1．2 The Features of Identity
2．2 Multiculturalism and Its Influence in the United States
2．2．1 Multiculturalism
2．2．2 The Influence of Multiculturalism in the United States
2．3 Multi-Racial Identity-Seeking on Protagonist
2．3．1 Black and Jewish Identity-Seeking
2．3．2 Black Identity-Seeking
2．3．3 White Identity-Seeking
Chapter Three Confusion of Protagonist’s Black，White and Jewish Identities
3．1 Manifestations of Confusion
3．1．1 Family
3．1．2 Teachers
3．1．3 Friends
3．2 Failure of Identity Verification
3．2．1 Emotions
3．2．2 World View Formation
3．2．3 Identity Change
Chapter Four Identity Construction and Return in Memory
4．1 Autobiography
4．1．1 Memoir
4．2 Memory
4．2．1 How memory works
4．3 Identity Construction in Recollection
4．3．1 Autobiographical Memory
4．3．2 A Movement Child
4．4 Return of Identity
4．4．1 Return of Racial Identity：Black Identity
4．4．2 Return of Familial Identity：Motherhood
Chapter Five Conclusion
Works Cited
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