Abstract
Gone with the Wind has always been regarded as one of the most classic love stories in American literature. The protagonist of this masterpiece Scarlet’ s three marriages have always been the topic of its critics, audiences and readers. In regard of her marriages there had been many disputes, some think that three marriages ruined her happy life; but others hold the point of view that her three marriages helped her to know more about life and made her know how to pursue happy life. This paper attempts to help readers analyze this novel in the perspective of feminism to shed some new light on it. This thesis also tries to reveal modern females’ attitudes toward life through analysis of the protagonist of Gone with the Wind—Scarlet’ s attitudes toward life.
Abstract.......................................................................I
Key Words......................................................................I
摘要...........................................................................I
关键词.........................................................................II
Introduction...................................................................1
I. Brief Introduction of the Author and the Novel..............................2
A. Concise Introduction of the Author..........................................2
B. Concise Introduction of the Novel...........................................2
II. Analyzing Modern Females’ Attitudes toward Life through Several Aspects...2
A. Marriage and Marriage Life................................................2
B. Family and Family Life .....................................................4
C. Difficulties and Difficult Life.............................................5
III. Modern Women’s Attitudes toward Material and Spiritual Life..............7
A. Modern Women’ s Attitudes toward Money.....................................7
B. Modern Women’ s Attitudes toward Education.................................10
Conclusion.....................................................................12
Acknowledgements...............................................................13
Bibliography...................................................................14
