论文部分内容阅读
小说《塞壬娜/萨琳娜》通过描写波多黎各跨性别人的生活状况,表现了作者对于跨性别人的同情和对于性别身份的思考,解构了男性与女性二元对立的社会性别分类,并试图表明跨性别人存在的合理性。通过描写波多黎各在政治地位和文化形态上的他者形象、跨性别人存在的普遍性、种族的混杂性以及普遍的移民和流散现象,小说表明了界定和建构波多黎各民族身份的复杂性、艰巨性和必要性,批判了性别本质主义和波多黎各民族身份界定中出现的种族本质主义,探讨了建构性别身份和波多黎各民族身份新的可能性。
By describing the living conditions of trans people in Puerto Rico, the novel Sezina / Sarina expresses the author’s sympathy for trans people and their gender identity, deconstructing the binary gender-based gender classification of men and women, Trying to show the legitimacy of trans people. By portraying Puerto Rico’s political status and cultural identity as the Other, the prevalence of transgender human existence, racial heterogeneity, and widespread immigration and dissipation, the novel shows the complexity and arduousness of defining and building Puerto Rico’s ethnic identity And necessity, criticized the emergence of racial essentialism in the definition of gender-essentialism and Puerto Rico’s ethnic identity and explored new possibilities for building gender identity and Puerto Rican national identity.