莱斯利·西尔科(Leslie Silko)的《典仪》(Ceremony)产生于“印第安文学复兴”运动的时代背景下,描述了被边缘化的印第安人塔约的处境。本文试图通过分析主人公塔约如何通过印第安传统的典仪来重塑自我身份、治疗战后创伤以及重新融入传统文化而摆脱文化边缘人的尴尬身份的过程。并为少数族裔文化保存和发展指明了一些方向。 Leslie Silko’s Ceremony came into being in the context of the Indian Literary Renaissance movement and described the situation of marginalized Indians in Towa. This article seeks to get rid of the embarrassing identity of people at the brink of culture by analyzing how the protagonist Tower rebuilt self-identity through Indian traditional ceremonies, treating post-war wounds and reintegrating into traditional culture. And pointed out some directions for the preservation and development of ethnic cultures.