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简介：BelovedisoneofToniMorrison’smostfamousnovelsandattractsmuchattentionfromthepublic.ThisessayaimstoanalyzethehealingprocessofSethe’straumafromtheperspectiveofpsychologicalanalysis.Therearefourparts.First,itintroducestheplotofthestoryandthetheory.ThesecondpartanalyzestheformingofSethe’straumaandthethirdpartdiscussesthehealingprocess.Thelastpartreachestheconclusion.ByanalyzingSethe’straumafrompsychoanalysis,thispaperaimstohelptheseblackpeopletoreconstructtheiridentityandachieverenascence.

简介：Inthemodernera,theJewish-AmericanswerefacedwithchallengesbecauseoftheassimilationandmodernityenvironmentintheUS,andasaresult,manyofthemwereinadoublebind—tobeanassimilatedAmericancitizenortobeatraditionalJew.Withhiswork"TheImportedBridegroom",AbrahamCahancontemplatedonthesubjectofJewishimmigrationandassimilationandhemadeaground-breakingcontributiontotheestablishmentofAmericanmodernity.ThispaperintendstoanalyzeCahan’sattitudestowardsassimilationandmodernityandhowhebuildsupmodernityforalloftheAmericans.Threecharactersin"TheImportedBridegroom",whostandforthreeprototypesofmodernJewish-Americansconfrontingtheoverwhelmingfloodofassimilationandthedutyforretainingtheirtraditions,willbeanalyzed.Throughthecompositionofthiswork,CahantriedtospreadtheJewishcultureontheonehand,andontheother,hewarnedtheperipheralthatitwasdifficulttobeassimilatedwithoutdisasterseveniftheyhadmadecontributiontotheformationofmodernity.

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