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- 학술저널
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- 발행연도
- 2013.1
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- 135 - 159 (25page)
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This paper explores Keri Hulme’s globally-recognized novel, The Bone People, which deftly combines the themes of family violence, exploitation of natural resources, and the regeneration of Maoritanga. Set in the harsh environment of island beaches, The Bone People is an emotionally powerful story of love and friendship among three alienated outcasts: a reclusive female artist of mixed heritage Kerewin Holmes, a widowed Maori factory worker Joseph Gillayley, and a mute white child Simon. Self-isolated in a spiral-shaped tower, Kerewin is intellectual, eccentric, fish-obsessed, and asexual. Joe seems to be a hardworking and caring father, but he is an alcoholic and abusive father to his foster son. Simon is known as a manipulative, wicked child with an unknown past washed ashore in a shipwreck and rescued by Joe. The three characters are family-less and homeless. They treat each other with a perturbing mixture of tenderness and brutality. Concerning this point, the paper focuses on their homing process and complicated relationship which brings the characters together in the name of a new family. The unorthodox trinity of mother, father, and son represents the utopian landscape of family where Maori and Pakeha meet, clash, and merge.
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Armstrong, Philip / 2001 / Good-Eating: Ethics and Biculturalism in Reading The Bone People / ARIEL 32 (2) : 7 ~ 27
Ashcroft, Bill / 1989 / The Empire Writes Back: Theory and Practice in Post-Colonial Literature / Routledge
Cozma, Codrina / 2004 / Joe Gillayley: A Model of Cultural Hybridity in Keri Hulme's Novel The Bone People / Maori and Pacific Development 5 (1) : 69 ~ 81
Dever, Maryanne / 2008 / Violence as lingua france: Keri Hulme's The Bone People / World Literature Written in English 29 (3) : 23 ~ 35
Edmond, Rod / 1993 / No Country for Towers: Reconsidering The Bone People / Landfall 186 (1) : 277 ~ 290
Ashcroft, Bill / 1989 / The Empire Writes Back: Theory and Practice in Post-Colonial Literature / Routledge
Cozma, Codrina / 2004 / Joe Gillayley: A Model of Cultural Hybridity in Keri Hulme's Novel The Bone People / Maori and Pacific Development 5 (1) : 69 ~ 81
Dever, Maryanne / 2008 / Violence as lingua france: Keri Hulme's The Bone People / World Literature Written in English 29 (3) : 23 ~ 35
Edmond, Rod / 1993 / No Country for Towers: Reconsidering The Bone People / Landfall 186 (1) : 277 ~ 290
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