本文运用女权地理学的研究成果来解读当代黑人女诗人格温德琳·布鲁克斯的自传体小说《莫德·玛莎》,重点分析女主人公的内在空间拓展策略。女主人公莫德·玛莎的身份和地位不但限定了她的活动空间,而且还不断地被她狭小的家这一“代表性空间”再生产。所幸的是,她还是设法创造了像蒲公英一样可扩散、可拓展的内在空间,从而在象征意义上得以抗衡她所遭受的种族、性别歧视以及阶级压迫。 This paper uses the research results of feminist geography to interpret the autobiographical novel “Modder Masha” of the contemporary black poet, Wendlin Brooks, and focuses on analyzing the heroine’s inner space expansion strategy. The role and status of the hero, Mode Martha, not only limited her space for activity, but she was constantly reproduced by the “representative space” of her small home. Fortunately, she also managed to create a space that was as explosive and expandable as a dandelion, thereby symbolically balancing her race, sexism and class oppression.