ИЗУЧЕНИЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЯ, ПРИДАВАЕМОГО ТЕМЕ ГАРМОНИИ В РОМАНАХ ЭМИ ТАН
В этой статье исследуются тематические тонкости отношений матери и дочери в контексте традиционной китайско-
американской культуры, изображенной в романах Эми Тан. Благодаря анализу работ Тан, в котором особое внимание
уделяется материнским рассказам и активному исследованию дочерьми своего материнского происхождения, исследование
раскрывает преобразующий путь к примирению и пониманию между поколениями. Рассказы Тан подчеркивают важность
семейной памяти и культурного наследия в укреплении эмоциональных связей и разрешении конфликтов, а также
подчеркивают значение женской дружбы в преодолении жизненных проблем. Углубляясь в темы культурной идентичности,
прощения и сочувствия, работа Тан предлагает глубокое понимание универсального человеческого стремления к гармонии и
единству, несмотря на различное происхождение и опыт. Посредством детального повествования Тан предлагает читателям
задуматься о сложностях семейных отношений и постоянном стремлении к связи и примирению в мультикультурном обществе.
DONG, L. . (2024). ИЗУЧЕНИЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЯ, ПРИДАВАЕМОГО ТЕМЕ ГАРМОНИИ В РОМАНАХ ЭМИ ТАН. «ВЕСТНИК НУУз», 1(1.6.1), 315–318. https://doi.org/10.69617/nuuz.v1i1.6.1.3973
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BY WINNIE AND PEARL, THE MAIN CHARACTERS OF AMY TAN’S THE KITCHEN GOD’S WIFE (Doctoral
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(Doctoral dissertation, Research Centre for Comparative Studies Postgraduate Department of English Mercy College, Palakkad,
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CULTURAL AWARENESS IN THE EFL CLASSROOM. FAN, TA'LIM, MADANIYAT VA INNOVATSIYA JURNALI|
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Club. Language in India, 17(10), 188-200.
3. Korkmaz, H. Ş. (2008). Orientalism in Amy Tans the Hundred Secret Senses and Saving Fish From Drowning (Master's thesis,
Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü).
4. Amy Tan. The Joy Luck Club. London: Vintage, 2019. –p.224.
5. Shen, G., & Harold, B. (2009). Born of a Stranger: Mother-Daughter Relationships and Storytelling in Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck
Club. Bloom’s Modern Critical Interpretations: Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck Club, 3-16.
6. Ang, I. (2005). Can one say no to Chineseness?: Pushing the limits of the diasporic paradigm. In On Not Speaking Chinese(pp. 37-
51). Routledge.
7. Lau, S., & Yeung, P. P. (1996). Understanding Chinese child development: The role of culture in socialization. Growing up the
Chinese way: Chinese child and adolescent development, 29-44.
8. Ang, I. (2005). Can one say no to Chineseness?: Pushing the limits of the diasporic paradigm. In On Not Speaking Chinese (pp.
37-51). Routledge.
9. Lina, D., & Arshad, S. M. B. M. (2024). THE ROLE OF LITERATURE IN ENHANCING LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY AND
CULTURAL AWARENESS IN THE EFL CLASSROOM. FAN, TA'LIM, MADANIYAT VA INNOVATSIYA JURNALI|
JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, EDUCATION, CULTURE AND INNOVATION, 3(4), 20-27.
10. Liu, Q. (2017). An ecological return to harmony in Amy Tan's novels (Doctoral dissertation, Université Toulouse le Mirail-
Toulouse II).
11. Huston, N. (1985). The matrix of war: Mothers and heroes. Poetics Today, 6(1/2), 153-170.
12. Gavran, I. (2019). Negotiating Otherness in Contemporary American Immigrant Fiction (Doctoral dissertation, Josip Juraj
Strossmayer University of Osijek. Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Department of English Language and Literature).
13. Snodgrass, M. E. (2004). Amy Tan: A literary companion (Vol. 3). McFarland.
14. Lengari, C. A. O., & Widyastuti, D. U. (2018). Authoritarian Parenting in Shaping the Characteristics of Ruth Young in Amy
Tan’s The Bonesetter’s Daughter. Yogyakarta: Program Studi Sastra Inggris, Fakultas Sastra, Universitas Sanata Dharma.
15. Düz, B. (2014). Female quest for identity between cultures in Amy Tans The Kitchen Gods Wife and the Bonesetters Daughter
(Master's thesis, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü).
16. Atmaja, I. G. S. (2017). THE RELATIONSHIP OF MOTHER AND DAUGHTER IN CHINESE SOCIETY AS PORTRAYED
BY WINNIE AND PEARL, THE MAIN CHARACTERS OF AMY TAN’S THE KITCHEN GOD’S WIFE (Doctoral
dissertation, SANATA DHARMA UNIVERSITY).
17. Liya, Y., & Joan, P. L. (1991). Mother and Daughter: the Plural Voices of Cultural Translarion in Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club.
文学研究論集, 8, 139-167.
18. Liu, Q. (2017). An ecological return to harmony in Amy Tan's novels (Doctoral dissertation, Université Toulouse le Mirail-
Toulouse II).
19. Amy Tan. The Bonesetter’s Daughter. New York: Ballantine Books, 2001. –p.402.
20. Neelima, V. (2018). Dual consciousness: dilution of dissent in mother-daughter relationship in the select works of amy tan
(Doctoral dissertation, Research Centre for Comparative Studies Postgraduate Department of English Mercy College, Palakkad,
2018.).
21. Lina, D., & Arshad, S. M. B. M. (2024). THE ROLE OF LITERATURE IN ENHANCING LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY AND
CULTURAL AWARENESS IN THE EFL CLASSROOM. FAN, TA'LIM, MADANIYAT VA INNOVATSIYA JURNALI|
JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, EDUCATION, CULTURE AND INNOVATION, 3(4), 20-27.
22. Tan, K. (2008). Cinema and television in Singapore: Resistance in one dimension. In Cinema and Television in Singapore. Brill.
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