印第安的创世神话在拉古纳布普洛家喻户晓,是部落生活的重要组成部分。本文以美国印第安作家莱斯利·马蒙·西尔科的小说《典仪》为例,从文学和文化的角度切入,以主人公塔尤治愈心理创伤,寻求精神救赎之旅为契机,考量支撑这庞大的印第安女人文化的亲缘体系和认识体系,解码隐匿在印第安女神文化背后女性中心主义思想。
American Indian creation myth, well-known in Laguna Pueblo, is the crucial component in Indian tribal life. This paper, taking the native American writer Leslie Marmon Silko’ Ceremony as an example, aims to explore the protagonist Tayo’s trauma-curing pilgrimage for spiritual redemption from the literary and cultural dimensions, to reveal the kin system and epistemological system in support of the massive American Indian goddess culture, and to decode feminocentric values hidden beneath the American Indian goddess culture.
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