philomgouОтечественная филологияRussian Studies in Philology2949-50162949-5008Federal State University of Educationphilomgou-1283Research ArticleЛИТЕРАТУРА. ПУБЛИКАЦИИ АСПИРАНТОВLITERATURE. PUBLICATIONS OF THE POSTGRADUATE STUDENTSТЕМА МАТЕРИНСТВА В ТВОРЧЕСТВЕ Л.ЭРДРИКTHEME OF MOTHERHOOD IN L. ERDRICH'S NOVELSЕгороваИ. Н.noemail@neicon.ruМосковский государственный областной университетRussian Federation20121905202203141146Copyright © Егорова И.Н., 20222022Егорова И.Н.Егорова И.Н.Данная работа распространяется под лицензией Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://www.philologymgou.ru/jour/article/view/1283

Статья посвящена теме материнства в творчестве Луизы Эрдрик. Писательница проявляет интерес к проблемам, встающим перед индейской женщиной в современной социокультурной среде: в первую очередь, речь идёт о кризисе детско-родительских отношений и поиске собственного "я". Собирательный образ коренной американки в произведениях Эрдрик включает в себя два, казалось бы, противоположных аспекта: героини, заботящиеся о своих и чужих детях, соседствуют с трагическим образом женщины, разлученной с ребёнком в силу различных жизненных обстоятельств, так или иначе обусловленных европейской экспансией.

The article studies the theme of motherhood in novels by Louise Erdrich. The writer takes interest in problems of contemporary Indian women: primarily we speak about the children-parents' relations crisis and the search of self-identity. Collective image of Native American woman in novels by Louise Erdrich consists of two seemingly contradictory aspects: heroines taking good care of their own and others' children are represented next to tragical stories of women, separated from their children by various reasons which are in this or that way connected to European expansion.

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