Chapter One Introduction 1.1 Origin ofthe Study 1.2 Maternal Love as a Trope 1.3 Morrison's Black Feminist Thinking 1.4 Format Ofthe Research Chapter Two Cultural Dispossession 2.1 Pauline：A Victim of the White Norms of Beauty 2.2 Geraldine and Helene：Loss of the“Funk” 2.3 Ruth：A Prisoner of the Patriarchal House Chapter Three Cultural Estrangement 3.1 Sula：ARebelAgainsttheMaternal 3.2 Jadine：A Cultural Orphan of Women’s “Ancient Properties” 3.3 Lack of Culture—Bearing Maternal Love Chapter Four Cultural Resistance 4.1 Eva’s Maternal Love and Pain：A Story Failed to Pass on 4.2 Recovering a History of Cultural Deprivation 4.3 Sethe’s Reclamation ofMatemal Love and Resistance Against Slavery：A Story Designated to Pass on Chapter Five Cultural Healing 5.1 Reclaiming the“Ancient Properties”and Healing of Historical Trauma 5.2 Exorcism of the Racist Ghosts Through Reconciliation and Self-Love 5.3 From Individual Healing to Communal Healing Chapter Six Conclusion Bibliography 后記
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