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The Blood Tie Metaphor in Salome

Author: ChenZuo
Tutor: LiuJiaLin
School: Shanghai Jiaotong University
Course: Literature and Art
Keywords: Kinship metaphors Patriarchy Christian Culture Victorian Christian Feminism
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Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract


From God the Father religious , polytheistic pagan patriarchy angle , the interpretation of \complementary. The first chapter around the kinship metaphors omission in previous research horizons , illustrate the need for deeper understanding of the metaphorical interpretation of the text . Second chapter through the kinship metaphors religious scene / family scene under the guise of interpretation, the comparison character traits in the maternal the genealogy and paternal genealogy , as well as different male discourse in the the transcendent reality two areas female relationship , looking for text and writing background contact , and to borrow Christian feminism tools remodeling \The context of which the early Christian era , through the metaphorical interpretation of the political and religious scene and several major roles , the paper thereby establishing the comparison of the two patriarchy , and interpretation of the position of women in the two systems and by theological symbols characteristics , which concluded : \late Victorian social reality . The last part of the paper profiling confusion religious outlook in the cracks of the old and new values ??of Victorian society . \Chapter on the basis of the discussion in the full text of Salome outlook .

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