Through a detailed text examination,this paper contends that albeit Kate Grenville’sThe Secret River is dedicated to interrogate white actions in the colonial past and expects to contribute to the process of reconciliation in Australia, it engages sympathy of readers through the empathetic personification of the protagonist William Thornhill,who is subtly positioned as a victim forced into morally dubious actions by extraordinary circumstances. The wrongdoing of the white settlers is normalized ... 

【文章來源】：學(xué)術(shù)界. 2018,(10)北大核心CSSCI

【文章頁(yè)數(shù)】：11 頁(yè)


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