英文摘要 |
This paper aims to reflect upon the ethical dilemma of Mikhail Bakhtin’s concept of heteroglossia by outlining its ethics theoretically. First, it tried to clarify the ethical standpoint of heteroglossia by examining what socio-political history Bakhtin observed from the types and modifications of reported speech and how Bakhtin refracted his imagination of subject formation and the political. Second, it exposed the ethical dilemma of heteroglossia and argued its inefficiency to analyze the discourse of homophobia in Taiwan by criticizing the theoretical lacuna of two oppositional terminology, that is, poetic language vs. discourse in the novel; centripetal forces vs. centrifugal forces. Based on the research findings, this paper concluded that the difference between Bakhtinian heteroglossia and multi-voicedness should be clarified in detail. Therefore, the linguistic violence and discrimination inherent in multi-voicedness might be pinpointed for the critical analysis on life world furthermore. |