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＜論文＞ Realizing Imperialist Literature: The vocabulary and grammar of symbols manufacturing power and
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Systemic racism is instantiated by a myriad of texts that the powerful use to subjugate others on the basis of their ethnicity. Some racist texts are overt, easily identified and perhaps thus read-ily dismissed, reaching only a limited audience. Other texts that are apparently innocuous may play a more powerful role in realising cultural discrimination by virtue of their innocent subject matter and lack of overt intention to reduce the victims ’ social status. The late 19th Century travel tale Kaleidoscope contains a few jingoist terms such as japs that its author E.K. Bates might be ‘allowed ’ on the basis of judging a text within its social milieu. This paper shows, how-ever, that it is the ethnically biased use of ordinary lexis and grammar that exposes the depth of ra-cism in this Victorian text. Computer concordancing is used here to foreground at least three level of racism in the text and to highlight how patterns of language realize cultural prejudice. Reference is made to the rele-vant New Zealand contexts where the copy of the text discussed is presently held.
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collocation; concordancing; E.K; grammar; imperialism; jap; Kaleidoscope; key words：Bates; litera- ture; racism; travel; Victorian; vocabulary
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