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奥德蕾·费什所编的《剑桥美国非裔奴隶叙事指南》一书对非裔奴隶叙事进行了历史考证,阐明了不同阶段奴隶叙事的特点。作为非裔美国文学的主要传统,非裔奴隶叙事与美国历史和文化紧密相连,在建构非裔美国文学身份的同时,身担着建构美国非裔民族身份的重任。在不断走向自身成熟的过程中这一文学传统演绎着“美国”与“非裔”的黑白身份,并与其他文学传统互动和交融。该书为现当代非裔美国文学读者提供了一个独特的审美视角。
A book by Theodore Fish, “A Guide to the Narrative of African-American Slaves in Cambridge,” provides a historical account of African slave narratives and illustrates the characteristics of slave narratives at different stages. As the main tradition of African American literature, the narrative of African slaves is closely linked with the history and culture of the United States. While constituting the identity of African American literature, it is also responsible for the construction of the national identity of African Americans. In the process of continuing to mature, this literary tradition deduces the black and white identities of “American” and “Afro-American” and interacts with other literary traditions. The book provides a unique aesthetic perspective for contemporary African American readers of literature.