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The Subaltern’s Prerogative: A Postcolonial Reading of Laila Lalami’s The Moor’s Account

机译:Subaltern的特权:莱拉·拉拉米(Laila Lalami)的《摩尔人的叙述》的后殖民解读

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A number of Arab immigrant writers opt for writing in the language of the host countries. They give much emphasis to the relationship between the Western subject and the Other, among whom is the writer Leila Lalami. The chief concern of this paper is to present a reading of Leila Lalami’s The Moor’s Account from a Post-Colonial perspective. Not only does the voicing of Mustafa from Lalami’s part become the embodiment of resistance of the occlusion of the Other, but it also brings forth an unsaid history of the sixteenth century into a twenty-first century setting. In this sense, storytelling becomes - on the one hand - an essential element in self-assertion and identity forming. On the other hand, the subaltern’s ability to speak is an act of survival among the indigenous tribes.
机译:许多阿拉伯移民作家选择用东道国的语言写作。他们非常强调西方主体与他人之间的关系,其中包括作家莱拉·拉拉米(Leila Lalami)。本文的主要关注点是从后殖民时代的角度介绍莱拉·拉拉米(Leila Lalami)的《摩尔帐户》。从拉拉米的口中发出穆斯塔法的声音不仅成为抵抗他人的闭塞的体现,而且还将十六世纪的未说历史带入了二十一世纪。从这个意义上讲,叙事一方面成为自我主张和身份形成的基本要素。另一方面,副部落的说话能力是土著部落之间的生存之举。

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